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Fun fact: drink this to accompany a good cinnamon bun.

Your taste buds will thank you. It’s like they were made for each other.

I think I had a flavourgasm. I’m getting more of the chocolate this time, and cardamom and chilli besides. A good heat in the mix today. It’s a nice burn. It’s the kind of burn that reminds you that you’re alive, that life is worth living, and that you should take every opportunity to let your friends and family and partners know how much you love them.

Okay, so now I’m getting sentimental because I found out after work today that a dear friend of many of my dear friends has died quite suddenly. It’s that weird sort of grief, where his presence and influence has been known to me for ages despite never having had the chance to actually meet up with him myself, so I would feel wrong to grieve on a personal level, like it would be an appropriation of other people’s relationships and emotions to do so, but on the other hand, I feel so much for those I know and love who knew and loved him who are stunned and saddened by this loss that I can’t help feeling it too. More than anything, it makes me want more than ever to tell my friends, my partner, and my family just how much I love and value them all, because life and death are such fickle, unpredictable things, and you can see someone healthy and happy and in good spirits one day, and the next thing you know, they’re gone. So I treasure every moment I get to be with the people I love, because those moments are truly the most precious things in the world.

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TheTeaFairy

Thank you for this post, it’s beautiful. Sorry for your friend’s loss and yours through them…

MissB

I’d say it’s perfectly right to grieve on a personal level; this person has obviously touched you, even if for having never met. Hugs to you and yours, I hope that his life is celebrated as beautifully as it was with this post.

Sami Kelsh

hugs everyone

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TheTeaFairy

Thank you for this post, it’s beautiful. Sorry for your friend’s loss and yours through them…

MissB

I’d say it’s perfectly right to grieve on a personal level; this person has obviously touched you, even if for having never met. Hugs to you and yours, I hope that his life is celebrated as beautifully as it was with this post.

Sami Kelsh

hugs everyone

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