Sometimes life comes in all too clear and at other times it can be blurry and a bit out of focus. Met Paul here yesterday morning for our monthly coffee shop exchange. Although we had crossed paths during the week, there is always something to chat about with this guy. We had made plans to tryout a new place this Sunday, and although we had talked the previous evening and reminded each other of the meeting he still messed up. I was there at the appointed time. After about 15 minutes, I said to myself he's waiting at the Bard, I bet. Sure enough, he was 'lost' or had been led astray. When he showed up, he seemed blurred. A couple of expressos this early might do the opposite of the intended. Coffee and the morning paper... I had company till he arrived.
Sunday morning, Cremo Coffee Co.
belle composition, j'aime bien cette photo
ReplyDeleteThe place where you're having coffee is very pleasant!
ReplyDeleteCoffee and the morning papers can at time be the very best of company and all that you need!
ReplyDeleteDo they serve tea also?
ReplyDeletelove this shot, birdman. his condition alone gave you both much to talk about, i think.
ReplyDeletelooks like a nice place to hang out - even if you're waiting for a blurry friend.
ReplyDeleteA couple of expresso will be too much for me !
ReplyDeleteSo nice that you were not waiting your friend alone, I love coffee!
ReplyDeleteLéia
I have never liked coffee so, I have find another way to wake up. Chocolate sometimes works.
ReplyDeleteAnd what is that woman worrying about on her MacBook, mm?
ReplyDeleteI broke down and bought an espresso maker -- great investment.
ReplyDeleteGreat composition, Birdman!
ReplyDeleteNice shot.
ReplyDeletePaul, blurred?? noooooooooooooo.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Sis in Lakeland
Clever idea - what's in focus and what's not with a lens and morning coffee.
ReplyDeleteCoffee houses -- what did we do before we had them? Dunkin Donut places? -- barbara
ReplyDeleteCoffee with friends is one of life's pleasures.
ReplyDeleteCoffee solves everything . . . except having too much coffee. Not sure that's possible. Great story.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth :)
I liked both the text and photo.
ReplyDeleteIt is important to find cosy places for coffee!!:)