A Coffee-to-go

Sometimes when I see these people on the streets, highly fashionable holding onto their "coffee-to-go", I wonder if that drink's name was not meant like "a coffee you buy on your way as you go" but more a sort of "coffee you buy 'to be able to walk'". A coffee to make you go. 

Now you're probably asking yourself why I would think that way.

It's very simple: Look around you at the passers-by. Don't they look like their plastic mugs of coffee keep them walking? Like it is their way to keep the balance? To me they do. I look into their faces and it is like I see their eyes searching through my gaze, as if they are scared to find a need in mine.  A need for THEIR coffee.

I certainly can assure you, coffee drinkers out there, that I do not want any of your good-smelling but bitter-tasting treasure. To put it in my own words: I drink tea.

And it depends on my mood which sort of tea I make for myself.  

There is no milk I add or a load of sugar to put into it. One more advantage to coffee: If you are careful about what sort you choose, you can enjoy the taste without nights full of staring at your walls. 

Be it coffee or tea, you get them at every corner shop or big brand cafè (I won't go into detail naming any of those fashionable shops). Surely everybody, the coffee junkies especially, know what - or better said which shop I am meaning. I do prefer to go into tea lounges, too.

But when it comes to my favourite shop, there's one answer I can give you: Home. 

Simple. Easy. Cozy.