Coffee and Tea at the Supermarket

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Coffee sets being sold. There are five cups with packets of coffee and cream.

Rush Hour

I looked up at the clock and realized I had just a few minutes to catch the train to work. I grabbed my bag and dashed out. Got to the station before the train but was reminded that I wasn’t wearing gloves when I felt a slight burning to my finger tips. It was cold. I quickly bought and grabbed a bottle of warm green tea from the vending machine on the platform. The machine also had some varieties of coffee. The warmth from the bottle of tea,felt like heaven and effectively soothed my cold, burning fingers. When I got to my desk, I sat, relaxed and enjoyed it.

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Vending machine on train platform. Cold beverages are coded “blue” and warm beverages, “red”.

Supermarket Stop

After work, I stopped by the supermarket to get groceries and checked out some of the varieties of tea and coffee on the shelves and in the refrigerators.

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Different kinds of green tea on the shelves.

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Boxes of coffee (Starbucks’included).

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Coffee on the fridge.

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Lemon tea on the fridge.

It dawned on me how convenient it is to grab a drink.
What’s your beverage of preference?
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