A GOOD COFFEE WITH MY SISTER-IN-LAW

First of all, I send a Christmas greeting full of blessings to the hivers that make life in this beautiful community.

Sometimes time passes so fast that when we realize it, the daily chores lead us to pause certain visits, certain calls, certain messages, so many things that astonish us that in the blink of an eye 6, 7, 9 months or even a year could have passed.

My sister-in-law started studying in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, about 1 hour and a half from where we live, after finishing her studies she started her working life there and even her social life, so much so that she is already established in all areas, she is a woman who always had a goal in mind, until she achieved it and in my point of view she surpassed it.

Her day to day life is quite busy, as well as our day to day life here (my husband and myself), this means that we are always looking out for each other by phone but personally we can see each other at Christmas and one or two weekends we can go to Caracas.

Every December that she arrives, my children go crazy for her aunt, especially my oldest daughter, because when she was younger she was the one who lived with her when she did not live in Caracas, so she is very close to her.

This time she came I invited her to one of the things we like the most, which is nothing more than having a good coffee, so I told her that I was going to take her to a relatively new place, and that she had not visited called CACAO CAFÉ, where they sell exquisite filled donuts and a super creamy coffee.

We went with my older daughter and Santiago, her younger cousin.

We of course ordered a good coffee, hers brown and without sugar, mine, with milk and a little sweet, in addition to that my daughter ordered a chocolate milkshake and Santiago an oreo milkshake, for the two of us we ordered a marquesa cake, which was not good in my opinion, so I didn't eat it and ended up ordering a small ham bread, which here in Venezuela is called CACHITO.