Wow, Yersael! š±āļø I can really feel how much love and pride you have for your grandmotherās coffee plantation. Itās amazing how something as simple as a cup of coffee holds so much history, and meaning for your family. Your grandmother sounds soooo wise. Respecting natureās timing is something to be reminded and adhered to.
Also, I love how you said, āthe taste of our home.ā That line hit deep. Itās more than just coffee,itās a legacy! Wishing you and your family a great upcoming harvest. I too am a coffee planter from India. It's a 100+ year old farm, I truly resonate with everything you said.
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