Since then, I've spent many mornings sitting at the counter rehashing weekend activities, families, and just about everything else with the girls here. I consider the owner a personal friend and her smiling face welcomes me whenever I come home from being away.
Of course, the coffee has ruined me for any other kind, even Canada's famous Tim Horton's blend. Kat roasts her own beans and I can smell the roasting from my house some days. I crave her coffee when I'm away, so much so that I've had to invest in a bag of ground coffee to take camping. That and my French press, of course. C'est magnifique!
Today is the last day to submit a comment to qualify for one of my dish towels. Here a close up of the detail on my favourite towel. I've been embroidering like mad these days. I find it very relaxing. One evening I was feeling especially anxious about something or other, and I pulled out my stitching. Within minutes I felt myself calm down. Better than Valium or Ativan I say. Not that I've ever needed to take either of those. No sir.
And here's the busy little bee. I wish bees (& wasps) were as cute in real life. And I've always wanted to see a little day with a smiley face.
To sweeten the pot a little, I will include a small sample of the beans from my favourite cafe with each tea towel, or for non-coffee drinkers, some tea. Tra-la-la...
6 comments:
I wish bee's and wasp's had smiley faces in real life too. Nice stiching!
I rarely embroider, any more. Your work is great. I agree, this is a much better way to unwind, much better than RX. If I'm selected for your drawing, tea please. After all, my book blog is Loves Books and Tea.
Hi OR
what a great place to hang out--very cosmopolitan! I used to love to embroider, found it very relaxing..where is my stuff? Now that I ahve a little time this summer, I need to go look!
What happy bees! I would take that bee towel out to my victory garden to visit my squash and pumpkin plants!
I visited a coffeehouse near my sister's in Calgary and wondered how it could stay afloat with the Second Cup across the street. After a visit to the coffeehouse, I understand why: the baking was scrumptious and the warmth of the coffeehouse exuded! Second Cup wasn't competition!
Thanks for sharing your coffeehouse story!
I found you from Bunny's blog. Your bee is adorable. (I collect bee things.)
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