"Do even the little things with passion. They are always bigger than they seem"- Anonymous
Everyday I make coffee that I take to work. The process of making the coffee starts with running water from a faucet for a minute and pouring it into a pot. Then I let the pot slowly come to a boil- usually about 10 minutes.
While the water is getting to boiling point, I prepare my french press( a vertical cylinder which has a press with a mesh on it). In the press I put 4 large scoops of regular coffee and hazelnut coffee mixture.
When the water has started to boil, I pour the water into the press with my right hand. I use a spoon to slowly turn the coffee until a large section of cream develops. Once that is done, I pour brown sugar ( you will never go back to regular sugar) in two separate cups. One is for me and other is for my wife. This takes about a minute to complete and allows the coffee grinds to drop down to the bottom.
I next gently press the mesh section on top of the press down. Pouring starts in my cup until I get some cream to come out. At that point I switch to my wife's cup. I slowly pour hers till the top. Then I finish by pouring the rest of mine. Lastly, I pour milk on top of mine and gently stir both cups.
The other day I went out for a run and when I came back my wife had tried to make coffee. It did not taste right. I wonder why?
Today's question is:
"Do you do the little things in life with passion?"
Everyday I make coffee that I take to work. The process of making the coffee starts with running water from a faucet for a minute and pouring it into a pot. Then I let the pot slowly come to a boil- usually about 10 minutes.
While the water is getting to boiling point, I prepare my french press( a vertical cylinder which has a press with a mesh on it). In the press I put 4 large scoops of regular coffee and hazelnut coffee mixture.
When the water has started to boil, I pour the water into the press with my right hand. I use a spoon to slowly turn the coffee until a large section of cream develops. Once that is done, I pour brown sugar ( you will never go back to regular sugar) in two separate cups. One is for me and other is for my wife. This takes about a minute to complete and allows the coffee grinds to drop down to the bottom.
I next gently press the mesh section on top of the press down. Pouring starts in my cup until I get some cream to come out. At that point I switch to my wife's cup. I slowly pour hers till the top. Then I finish by pouring the rest of mine. Lastly, I pour milk on top of mine and gently stir both cups.
The other day I went out for a run and when I came back my wife had tried to make coffee. It did not taste right. I wonder why?
Today's question is:
"Do you do the little things in life with passion?"
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