Hello, coffee community and coffee team. A little distant in these last weeks due to technical problems, very continuous power outages and serious voltage failures that have had a very negative impact on all our electronic equipment. Those who live in Venezuela know it... and live it.
Coffee shops are places that surprise us because in them we can have the most varied moments, they stir the most diverse feelings. We all do not have the same concept of what fun or having fun is; However, whatever ideas we handle, a fun moment is one that makes us have gratifying feelings. So I will start by expressing that, a fun moment for me is expressly related to the feelings that move feelings and emotions of emotional well-being.
I choose coffee shops for their déjà vu to transmit well-being to me. So it will not be difficult for me to choose one of those many moments for this day.
My job is quite critical, because I have to deal with families and children with special developmental conditions, learning and behavioral disorders; Her parents, to varying degrees, are very affected, so my week is very hard. When Friday comes or just sometimes midweek I escape to a coffee shop. Preferably by myself. Regardless of how busy it is, I grab a table and virtually retreat with my coffee and sometimes something to read on my tablet.
And while for some that doesn't seem like a happy and fun time, for me it is. I'm sharing some photos of coffee shops I've visited to enjoy a coffee, either alone or with company. In particular, this one I'm posting below is a pleasant memory of a day after walking around a large part of the city looking for some medicine for our cat. We walked so much that we left refueling at a café for the end, with that characteristic relief that reflects a rest. But we didn't have much money, after visiting many pharmacies, and we were hungry at 2:00 pm, without having eaten anything, so we had to settle for what we could buy; but very happy to have successfully completed the day. Matching what we ordered with what we had in the bank seemed like a fun experience, we laughed a lot.
My son and I at the Hato Grill. Complicity. Is this enough for this coffee and a water?
The other detail is that the Hato Grill, here in Cumaná, has often been one of my favorite stops, because in addition to being a very pleasant environment, it shares with it the quietness of not being inside a shopping center, which makes it quieter and less bustling.
I think we should be thankful for every moment, because they are all part of life; but without a doubt, remembering those that give us well-being and peace of mind is very valuable for emotional health. The stories we tell in this community help us do that exercise; which is especially good in not-so-good moments. For that, thank you!
Translation done with Google. I took the photos with my Redmi11 phone.
