I’m in the agree camp. And sometimes even that stuff they brew at work that I won’t touch smells heavenly. But I refuse to taste it….dishwater at best.
Starbucks isn’t all bad when you are desperate. A local cafe had a bumper sticker that said “Friends don’t let friends drink Starbucks”. Ah, if I can’t be in Venice then Cafe Rosella on a Friday summer night under the stars with live music and a double tall hazelnut latte….that could almost be heaven…
We do indeed. Wouldn’t it be a boring world if we all liked the same thing? Wow, you wouldn’t be able to move in Venice at anytime of the year if everyone loved it the way we do!
Hi, Rob. Yes, this is in sunny downtown Atherton, at the Gallery Five ( I prefer to call it Galleria Cinque) coffee shop. Their macchiato is not bad, but not perfect! And, a person pays the equivalent of 4 euro for the same size as we’d pay 1 euro for, in so-called expensive Venice.
Oh, Starbucks (I always want to put ‘Daddy” in front of that), and their gigantic serves of brown soup. Once tasted, never forgotten.
Yes….. fortunately the wind’s dropped – so the rain is just coming down rather than being driven horizontally. My windows however, have their delightful ‘opaque’ effect with a serious crusting of salt. A little job for this weekend methinks.
I’m in the agree camp. And sometimes even that stuff they brew at work that I won’t touch smells heavenly. But I refuse to taste it….dishwater at best.
Starbucks isn’t all bad when you are desperate. A local cafe had a bumper sticker that said “Friends don’t let friends drink Starbucks”. Ah, if I can’t be in Venice then Cafe Rosella on a Friday summer night under the stars with live music and a double tall hazelnut latte….that could almost be heaven…
LikeLike
I like that bumper sticker! But, we all develop different tastes, don’t we?
LikeLike
We do indeed. Wouldn’t it be a boring world if we all liked the same thing? Wow, you wouldn’t be able to move in Venice at anytime of the year if everyone loved it the way we do!
LikeLike
Nah, I’m a tea fan, but is this in Oz?
Aussie Rules Coffee (especially the Flat White) is taking over the UK now.
Apparently a flat White has the pefect mix of coffe and ‘micro-foamed’ hot milk and once sampled you can’t go back to Starbucks brown soup 🙂
LikeLike
Hi, Rob. Yes, this is in sunny downtown Atherton, at the Gallery Five ( I prefer to call it Galleria Cinque) coffee shop. Their macchiato is not bad, but not perfect! And, a person pays the equivalent of 4 euro for the same size as we’d pay 1 euro for, in so-called expensive Venice.
Oh, Starbucks (I always want to put ‘Daddy” in front of that), and their gigantic serves of brown soup. Once tasted, never forgotten.
LikeLike
Another for the “of course that’s true” camp.
LikeLike
Hi, Mary. We seem to be in the lead, for now.
Has your weather moderated?
LikeLike
Yes….. fortunately the wind’s dropped – so the rain is just coming down rather than being driven horizontally. My windows however, have their delightful ‘opaque’ effect with a serious crusting of salt. A little job for this weekend methinks.
LikeLike
Brr, it all sounds very brisk, Mary. And, sure as heck, if you clean those windows, the next day will bring more of that etching effect.
LikeLike
Never a truer word spoken (in any language or in any country)!
LikeLike
So, I can put you in the “Agree” camp, Al?
LikeLike
And especially when consumed in my favourite pasticceria in Venice – then it is paradise!!
LikeLike
And, which is your favourite pasticceria, Jo? I’d nominate Tonolo in Dorsoduro, for their coffee and pastries. Sigh.
LikeLike
I don’t get it. Is it a brain-teaser? A pun (ground heaven?) A biblical quote?
Or maybe a punctuation test…
I prefer the posts with pretty pictures. They’re less confusing.
LikeLike
Dear former FS.
There’s one in every crowd! I’ll look for some pretty pictures for next time, OK? Your day is off to a poor start, I hope it gets better. 🙂
LikeLike
ps…especially in Venezia!
LikeLike
I’m 100% with you, Linda.
LikeLike
mmmmmm…….
LikeLike