RE: RE: Coffee and a chat
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RE: Coffee and a chat

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Haha, well I know that would have brought peace of mind to so many, but I'm just not Elvis unfortunately, I'll say hello to him when I see him though, on behalf of the living. Unless he went to heaven that is, I'll be going to the other place I think.

I have too Swigs, mostly when travelling. I've met people on train platforms, airports and hotel lobby's and sometimes it ends up being coffee, a scotch, dinner...or breakfast sometimes. I think it's the common ground found through being travellers. It's pretty cool really. I can be a little distrustful of people right up front, I'm friendly and personable, but don't trust easily, but sometimes it feels ok, I'm pretty good at the intuition thing, and so stranger-coffees have happened.

I met an American couple at the Salzburg train station once. They were totally confused and unsure whilst waiting for an overnight train to Paris and asked me some questions. I didn't know much more than them but we started chatting and whilst waiting we had a coffee. Nice people. We stayed in contact since, twelve years now.

There's been many others, but none lured me in with Devonshire tea!

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