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a homemade oatmilk honey latte in a familiar mug. using a moka pot, a nanofoamer, and 15 minutes of my morning. i asked myself what would happen if i took the scenic route. kind of odd how i felt like i had more time after doing it that way, instead of less
Apr 7, 2025
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After a long year of mindlessly drinking pre-ground french press or instant (shame me) coffee, it felt like a tiring morning task to get me through the day. Recently my friend convinced me to put more love into making my morning cup of coffee. That means hand grinding and measuring my beans to make sure that I can make a consistently tasty cup every single time. It all started with this JavaPresse hand grinder for the beans, and an Aeropress coffee maker brewed using the inverted method for consistency. The difference in smell and taste is remarkable, and I don't think I'll ever settle for less. Sure it takes more time and effort, but it has become a healthy and refreshing self care routine to kick the day.
Jun 1, 2021
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sometimes being a coffee snob feels so good. making yourself a pourover at home instead of spending money at a cafe can be so special, something about taking the extra time and being meticulous with it feels really grounding
Feb 25, 2024
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ofc i still spend $7 on an iced latte from any coffee shop, but waking up in the morning and just making a coffee has awoken something in me. feeling productive with my life
Jul 4, 2024
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incense burning, window cracked, 3 bevs on the nightstand, wearing lace and silk, deliciously moisturized, and watching the most violent gory anime imaginable
Apr 8, 2025
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a bowl of special rocks and coins and little paper fortunes. notepad & pen. water. candle & matches. book of the week. dark chocolate squares. spool of yarn & crochet hook. blank cards & envelopes. a small hourglass. stack of mini origami paper to make cranes over and over
Apr 7, 2025