Last fall I was able to visit with some old friends from my elementary school days who live out in the Pacific Northwest.
They love coffee.
I do not.
But they did turn me onto the deliciousness that is Chai Tea Lattes, for which I am grateful.
As we were talking about getting together again this fall I mentioned how much I’ve been enjoying my (non-coffee) lattes. This was one friend’s response:
“Yes, we are the people who have helped you become the person who today can be forced into doing things through peer pressure.”
I love that line:
“Yes, we are the people who have helped you become the person who today can be forced into doing things through peer pressure.”
Classic.
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Tea tends to contain more caffeine than coffee. You must prefer to stay wired! As it happens, friends do tend to open our eyes to thing we didn’t know. This can be uplifting, educaional and beneficual if you choose to see it in a positive light.