Bill I have just read your motto: "Haiku is to poetry as espresso is to coffee" :) Your today's verse is perfect. I like the shortness of all your haikus . Have a good horoscope :) Irena
I also drink my coffee black. It's the only way to really tell if you're drinking GOOD coffee.
Many people put so much cream and sugar - or other stuff - in their coffee that all the original flavor gets lost.
(Which is what I believe to be the secret to Starbuck's success, because I've tried several times to drink their coffee black and always find it bitter and harsh - yuck!)
Well, Bubba, I drink Starbuck's and Peet's black no sugar. My son's view is that Starbuck's is ONLY for people who drink it black; it doesn't work with milk and sugar (his preference, I'm afraid). And so it goes . . .
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thanks, Bill.
the original L3 was "pours in some milk", though
Corrected, Polona. Thanks for pointing it out.
Bill
I have just read your motto:
"Haiku is to poetry as espresso is to coffee" :)
Your today's verse is perfect.
I like the shortness of all your haikus .
Have a good horoscope :)
Irena
I also drink my coffee black. It's the only way to really tell if you're drinking GOOD coffee.
Many people put so much cream and sugar - or other stuff - in their coffee that all the original flavor gets lost.
(Which is what I believe to be the secret to Starbuck's success, because I've tried several times to drink their coffee black and always find it bitter and harsh - yuck!)
Thanks for that comment,Iris.
Well, Bubba, I drink Starbuck's and Peet's black no sugar. My son's view is that Starbuck's is ONLY for people who drink it black; it doesn't work with milk and sugar (his preference, I'm afraid). And so it goes . . .
horoscope
I read five days late
the loss
__How often I scan the Sunday paper
over that second cup. This one has that life Bill... nice. _m
nice one Bill
john
Thanks, M and John.
Two nice posts, Bill...
my response:
thinking of you
slowly the sugar sinks
through the coffee’s froth
I drink coffee black usually,
thought provoking haiku too...
Thanks, Frank and Juliet. Good ku, Frank.
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