My coffee cup has had a good life.
And it ain’t done yet.
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Cheers Cindy! 🙂
Right back at ya! 🙂
Big grins here!
Super photos and sentiment.
never too old to drink coffee if you’re too young to die eh?
Absolutely! Thanks.
A good old cup always warms the body and soul. Unique and creative post!
Thanks!
That was a pretty cool series of photos. Nice. 🙂
Many thanks!
now that looks like a great spot for a cuppa…what a view
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With views like that, any coffee tastes good. I have a similar cup in green, but it mostly stays packed in the closet. 🙂
Mine lives in our camper, so it comes out a lot!
And that cup could do double duty……coffee in the morning and wine-sipping in the evening!
It does exactly that. Sometimes a bit of bourbon, too!