Bad Taste in My Mouth
Why doesn't coffee taste very good in the afternoon? It's a new pot, even.
Maybe it just takes awhile for my taste buds to wake up.
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Why doesn't coffee taste very good in the afternoon? It's a new pot, even.
Maybe it just takes awhile for my taste buds to wake up.
Posted by Sotosoroto at 14:17 0 comments
With a bit of cocoa mixed in, coffee actually tastes all right.
Posted by Sotosoroto at 11:22 3 comments
Today, instead of the usual Friday donuts, we have bagels, which always bring to my mind the following scene from Homicide: Life on the Street:
Pembleton: (Holding coffee pot) Who-who finished the last of the...uh...bagel?(Pembleton had a stroke, by the way.)
Lewis: Bagel?
Pembleton: Bagel. Bagel. BAY-GUL! Hot. Round. Liquid? Bagel.
Lewis: Oh, sure. Bagel.
Kellerman: You mean "coffee," Frank.
Pembleton: Th-that's what I said, isn't it?
Kellerman: Right, uh, the bagel.
Pembleton: (yelling) Who finished the last of the bagel, huh?
Lewis: (quietly) Kellerman.
Pembleton: (to Kellerman) You-you-you make the next pot, huh?
Posted by Sotosoroto at 08:34 1 comments
That's pronounced 'koo-SHAH-dah-suh,' by the way. (-:
I took the bus down from İstanbul last night. I think I got some sleep. Kinda weird that they'd stop and not say where we were or when we'd leave again, but lots of people would get off the bus at 2 in the morning and have a bite to eat in what amounted to a truck stop. I'm getting hungry now...
Here's a picture from inside a mosque near the Spice Market in İstanbul. I forget the mosque's name (I left that info back at my room), but it's upstairs from a narrow street. Lots of tilework, inside and out.
When I got to Kuşadası at 7 this morning, I got my room for the night and then caught a dolmuş (mini-bus) back up the hill to Efes, the local Roman ruins. Here's a shot of the famous Library of Celsus.
Reni, can you translate?
Carpet salesmen are always good for a cup of coffee (strong!) or tea, and a friendly conversation, as long as you're capable of saying 'no.' (-;
Posted by Sotosoroto at 06:14 7 comments
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