A Salute to Coffee

Time: 11:39 AM
Place: California State University Northridge


Currently, I'm about 2 cups of hallway coffee in, but that doesn't compare to the usual Bullet Proof French press I usually make on a typical morning. And when that first peak hits, it's sooo good.


Ha!


Over this past week I have been quite swamped with a very fun research project that I am doing with a professor of mine. During this week I have noticed that the time I usually allocate to my mornings has been lost, and so has my apparent ability to get enough caffeine in my system.


It's crazy to think that the only people considered addicts are those that abuse drugs deemed more harmful, when in reality the caffeine category could classify people just the same.
As a society we have grown to either promote or deny certain drugs, foods, people, orientations, religions, clothing brands, etc. We only make decisions as to what we are okay living with. What ever it is that makes us feel good. We are all wanting to have that pleasure, and when things are a little off or not quite what we're use to, we can see it come out in our personality or our reactions to others. In times such as these it is important to remember that a deep breath goes a long way. A concluding statement would be nice... and to that I want y'all to think about what you do, what you consume, and what you judge... How does that affect your interactions, and how does that in turn allow you to see yourself from an outside perspective? Hmm...
Cheers,
Your friend a cup of Joe.