PhotobucketI had to post the following picture in honor of,”Lost in the Prairies” and it got me thinking in a tangent….

Right now, I’m on a no coffee (and caffeine to be exact) for a year and its not really a big deal (except mornings when making coffee for my husband, or driving by a Starbucks or smelling coffee that someone, at the table next tome, is drinking and thinking….Coooooooffffffeeeeeee), because its for a good reason, but I can’t help but notice how much more I think about coffee, now that I’m  not drinking it.

The taste….

The smell….

The fun coffee creamers that are out there….noooooooo……

I’m use to starting the mornings with a hot cup of coffee (or two, or three, can’t waste the coffee you know) and changing over to tea, there is a huge difference between drinking coffee and drinking tea.

Drinking tea…

There’s almost a feeling of a ritual with it that consists more of just pouring hot water and mixing the leaves and it had me thinking of teapots and tea cups and dainty pinky in the air as sipping the tea, though I don’t have a teapot or a tea cup or a dainty pinky in the air, but more of a semi-slurping the tea out of a mug that is more suited for coffee than herbal tea right now.

Its taking a little time getting use to, drinking hot tea, while reading a book, or checking up on messages or reading the mail.

I find my mind thinking…maybe I should make some biscuits now..or scones (there’s a great recipe for scones I posted not to long ago, by the way), but it just doesn’t have the same feel as sitting down with a cup of coffee.

I wonder why?

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4 Comments

  1. Posted June 22, 2012 at 6:59 pm | Permalink

    I have cut back on my caffeine, but have not eliminated it. I do enjoy hot tea at night with a book as you said, just because if I drink caffeine at night I won’t sleep. There is something about coffee as you said…MMmmm…Thanks for stoppin by my guest blog post today :)

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    • Posted June 22, 2012 at 7:16 pm | Permalink

      Misty,

      Lol…tea is wonderful, but coffee..yes…mmmm..just something about it!

      I really enjoyed reading your post and always great discovering a new blog to visit! Will make sure to try and drop by your blog more!

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  2. Posted June 23, 2012 at 8:30 pm | Permalink

    Now I feel like a cup of tea. It is the evening though and raining outside. There is definitely something to be said about the ritual. However, coffee is still my go to in the morning. People just wouldn’t survive without it (by it I mean me drinking it! ;p)
    Michele recently posted..Caffeinated Randomness – More than just a sister

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  3. Posted June 24, 2012 at 5:33 pm | Permalink

    Stopping by from Company Girl Coffee

    I am a tea-drinker myself, but I love the taste of coffee. You’re right about the fun flavors. Now you’ve gotten me hoping that hubby picks up some coffee from the store on his grocery run. :p
    Joyce recently posted..Our Week in Photos (Week 25 of 52)

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