30 DAYS OF CREATIVITY … DAY 24: THE WAKEUP COFFEE
The 30DoC Inspirational Calendar’s theme suggestion for Day 24 is the MORNING COFFEE.
Sunday morning is the only day of the week when I actually start my day with a cup of coffee. The rest of the week I start my day with a bowl of cold cereal with 2% milk. And the cold cereal will be either corn flakes, Rice Krispies, Grape-Nuts, Kix, Cheerios, non-denomination Puffed Rice or Shredded Wheat. But on Sunday, because I’ll be reading the Sunday Post, I just have coffee and perhaps a cookie to keep me going until I decide what to fix for Brunch. This morning I had a Gouda’s Gilde ORIGINELE STROOPWAFELS that have been made in Amsterdam since 1864. My niece picked them up for me at the Airport Schiphol where she was making a connection on a class trip from Switzerland back to the school in Lagos, Nigeria. The Stroopwafels is about a 1/4″ thick waffle filed with caramel. You let it set on top of your cup of hot coffee to melt the inner caramel. It’s like a waffle with the syrup built into it.
My coffee mug is my old standby Sherlock Holmes mug. It is filled with a Kona Blend Coffee in my Keurig Coffee maker.
I don’t know why I read the Sunday Post-Dispatch? As you can see, there’s not any news on the front page of the paper. It was once a great daily newspaper … actually the first newspaper founded by legendary publisher Joseph Pulitzer. Today, it’s about a step down from the level of a local weekly advertiser. This is what’s left of the newspaper that scooped the world with the sinking of the Titanic in 1912.
Also this week I had a dish of ripe Bing cherries with my coffee and cookie.
And in case you’re wondering, the all-star city to our west is Kansas City, MO.
30DoC – Day 24
Morning Coffee
Posted on June 24, 2012, in 30 DAYS OF CREATIVITY and tagged 30 Days Of Creativity, Kona blend, Kuerig Coffee Maker, morning coffee, Stroopwafels, Sunday Post. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.

Just how many non-creative Sunday images can you cram into one 24th day of creativity?
I like the mug. The newspaper makes me sad, though. I wonder where people will get their news a century from now?
Hopefully not from FOX News! Would you believe that my original career choice was journalism?