A very common phrase among coffee lovers: "Any time or moment, is propitious to enjoy a good coffee”. And so I thought this Thursday afternoon, that the rush to leave the house on time to arrive early to my daily workout, did not let me enjoy a cup of coffee as I usually take all my afternoons at rest time.
I almost ran out because the power was out for many hours and I barely had a chance to take a bath, get dressed and run out because the gym is in the next town.
When I arrived at the site, there were still about 20 minutes left to enter my training schedule, and my cute little bee @rosam10 and I, decided to enter the cafe of Rahme Bakery, well known in the three cities for its years of service to all residents. It has already become more than just a bakery, it is a cafe, soda fountain, bodegón, market, and bakery... a little bit of everything. The place is comfortable, air-conditioned, very conducive to the heat.
Inside already, we ordered a coffee and a juice, I avoid drinking milk minutes before training, and also avoid using sugar, so I asked for something not so strong, and the girl who served me, in a very accommodating way, told me: "If what you want is a guayoyo, I can prepare it for you”. And with much kindness, she served me a llanero style coffee, as I like it, and in some nice little cardboard cups, which I kept as a souvenir for my collection of cups.
That way, I spent a few relaxing minutes of healthy conversation, I in the company of Rosita and my guayoyo, and from there we walked to our daily training that was in the same place, just a couple of blocks away.
I say goodbye until another opportunity to tell more beautiful stories in the company of a good coffee.
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