Caffiene Addiction
I objectively recognize that my moderate addiction to coffee is a big problem. 1-3 cups of strong coffee could very well be beneficial to my health. I generally do not have sugar in my coffee.
I sometimes get emotional about the fact that I have an addiction to a substance and and I will plan to quit. If I take any steps to quit, they are always short lived. Coffee is a part of my life in a cultural and social way. Oh, and it tastes really good. I quit eating donuts and I haven’t looked back.
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I just read that there is a new coffee blend that costs around $130. 00 a lb. they are selling one cup along for around $15.00? I’m happy and a bit richer because I like the old instant stuff!
Comment by Tricia's World — October 27, 2007 @ 6:14 pm
My coworker has a favorite cafe where the coffee costs ten cents (about .30 USD). It’s instant served in a glass tumbler. I think they have a spice in with the sugar, maybe clove? I make ours with a stove top espresso maker from Italian brands that cost about $3.00 USD/CAD for a brick.
Comment by totaldis — October 27, 2007 @ 8:29 pm
Hahahahahahah 2-3 cups a day? That is not an addiction my friend, but merely a passing fancy!
Comment by Cass — October 28, 2007 @ 2:41 am
If I can’t quit without experiencing withdrawal symptoms, is fits the medical definition of addiction.
Comment by Martin — October 28, 2007 @ 3:14 am
Mmmmm…. coffee. I love coffee, I don’t think I would be able to give it up unless a doctor told me to. I instinctively know that Tea is better for me… but it just isn’t the same as my good friend Joe.
Comment by perros — October 28, 2007 @ 3:31 am