After six months away from home, there is something so comforting about making, or buying, coffee I know . . . in this way, I would say coffee is:
- consoling
- corrective
- curative
- healing
- relieving
- soothing
- therapeutic
What is coffee?
In Brazil 🇧🇷, coffee is . . .
- all day
- a-must
- everywhere
- hot
- tasty
- standard
- world–renowned
. . . living in Brazil has given renewed and greater love for this drink . . .
What is coffee?
What is coffee?
I’ve tried humorous, alliterative, repetitive phrasing, positive affirmations, with this one . . . what’s left? What other angle or answers are out there?
Coffee is . . .
- fashionable
- in vogue
- mainstream
- popular
- trendy
Yes, for better or worse, coffee has become a staple drink. Ubiquitous. Universally known and accepted.
A thing with more than acceptance, it has [in some places and spaces] quite the cult-following. I tend not to worry about its popularity though–whether that is the pressure to drink it or the pressure to drink it in a specific way. It’s been in existence for far too long to be anything but timeless and beyond any sort of passing fad, and in this way I will continue to enjoy it, and enjoy it according to whatever my mood and needs are . . .
What is coffee?
Round 13 of:
What is coffee?
- acidic
- aromatic
- bitter
- fruity
- nutty
- sugary
- sweet
In other words, depending on the day, the need, the moment, coffee is available in so many flavors and feelings, making it not only wonderfully versatile, but further demonstrating why it’s among the best drinks 🖤
What is coffee?
An oldie, but a goodie category of posts–probably my favorite if I’m being honest!
What is coffee?
Coffee is . . .
- calming
- comforting
- reassuring
- relaxing
- soothing
- supportive
- therapeutic
In other words, coffee is one of those magic elixirs that helps all things fall into place 🖤
What is coffee?
It has been some time since I did a rendition on this — on this ultimate philosophical, and simultaneously fun, question . . . so, let us circle back to: What is coffee?
Coffee is . . .
- bean water
- bean juice
- bean soup
- brain juice
- morning soup
- morning mud
- cupped lightning
What is coffee?
Okay we’re entering double-digit responses on this one . . . by now I’m sure you’re well aware of my desire to answer this question from multiple angles.
So, “What is coffee?”
Well, *supposedly*, from a variety of conversations, articles, news stories, etc.
Coffee is . . .
- an aphrodisiac (saucy!)
- addictive (well, did you see the first point?)
- a diuretic (that might be a problem . . .)
- stimulating your bowels (well, this is a problem, and how can it do that and be an aphrodisiac? 🤔)
- a carcinogenic ( . . . and this is what happens with the internet, I went from being sexy to dying)
What is coffee?
My ninth attempt to answer “What is coffee?”
Coffee is . . .
- healthy
- beneficial
- full of nutrients
- a good source of caffeine
- part of a balanced diet
- loaded with antioxidants
**I’m neither a nutritionist nor a medical provider of any sort, but trust me–coffee has a lot going for it . . .
What is coffee?
My eighth attempt to answer “What is coffee?”
Coffee is . . .
- liquid optimism
- liquid therapy
- liquid love
- liquid patience
- liquid poetry
- liquid courage
- liquid sunshine
**all from memes 😝
What is coffee?
My seventh attempt to answer “What is coffee?”
Coffee is . . . cheaper than . . .
- therapy
- prozac
- crack
- bail money
**credit: memes/mugs
Coffee is . . . cheaper than . . .
- wine
- cocktails
- gym memberships
**credit: me . . . and a whole lot of other people I imagine! 😉
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