See this sign above? Thats me.
I NEED coffee.
I get my gramma now. And my parents.
I get all those people who NEED coffee.
I once was naturally hyper, perky was the norm.
My sister walked around the house with a "Punish the perky" pajama shirt.
I was nice and funny and giddy ALL. THE. TIME.
Then I had kids.
Now I need coffee to survive.
I mean I can go for a few hours of no coffee.
But once lunch times hits, if I haven't had any been.
FUCK. OFF.
Only because my coffee pot died.
GD thing. JUST got it last year.
It was one of those free gifts my MIL got for working like a slave for 20 years.
AND it fucking died in 10 months.
That was Saturday.
I have spent WEEKS nursing it.
It got to the point where Friday it took...4.5 hours. NOT KIDDING.
To make my coffee. It automaticly shuts off after 2 hours.
So yes I turned it back on TWICE for it to finish.
Finish ONE cup of coffee.
I'm sure I frightened the kids.
I was all twitchy and poured the 3 drops into my mug each time a few fell.
It started at 8:30 am...
It was well into nap time before I could chug my coffee
So yesterday I didn't have coffee.
I tried to have coke.
Still not as strong as my Starbucks Expresso Blend.
...
sorry kids.
...
No I mean that. I was a SPAZ.
I screamed.
I yelled.
I cried.
I tried to hide.
Spaghetti walked in at 2:30. I said I didn't have coffee.
He took over. I went and hid.
Then I went to the store.
I bought coffee.
Canned goodness.
Starbucks doubleshot energy +coffee mocha.
All hail the can!!
(if you don't like Mocha they have Vanilla, Coffee and Cinnamon Dolce too)
I'm drinking mine now.
I am at peace with my screaming children and the barking dogs.
I have my coffee...
which means I am willing to participate in todays events.











2 comments:
I would go without food before going without coffee. I sympathize with your plight.
I have had a Tim Horton's coffee maker for 7 years now and it still works like the day I bought it...and it gets used ALOT.
Um YES! I would not / could not live in a world without coffee.
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