Today was a great day, right from the start. I woke up in good company, sharing a cup of coffee and a homemade breakfast amid pleasant conversation.
Watching a movie and then taking an unplanned mid-morning nap—my body needed it, the moment was right, no one was waiting for me, I wasn't waiting for anyone... A good rest in good company is even better when we're on the same wavelength.
For lunch, it was better to go out to eat, I didn't want to cook, neither did she. Besides, I had already told her that today we would eat fried chicken at a national fast food chain that we like, even though I hadn't been there in years. She was excited about the idea, and so was I.
I don't like to break my promises, especially when it comes to her and food. She gets grumpy when she's hungry, and I think I do too.
Then we went to the coffee fair in the park, walked around the different stands, and tried a couple of coffee brands, one of which was new to both of us. It was served in its strongest form, very strong and unsweetened. Surely a good coffee taster can distinguish its quality, but I really couldn't do it. I only took a couple of sips and found it too strong, but it was good for warming me up as the air was quite cold.
She drank hers and what I left of mine, almost all of it. She said it was good coffee, but I really can't tell the difference. I prefer to sweeten my coffee a little so it's not so pure.
Later, at another stand, which looked more like a nightclub but with a family atmosphere, we ordered a cappuccino, and I really enjoyed that one. It wasn't too sweet, but it had a little something. She was going to treat me, but it turned out to be on the house. So, Thank You Universe. I didn't want her to spend anything today, and even though she wanted to, it wasn't necessary.
Now,to accompany my evening, a cold beer and some music are just the thing.
Is it true that certain types of music at certain frequencies can be healing?
I don't know, but it is relaxing, at least for me.
Thank you for accompanying me. I wish you good health, a dignified life.
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