Coffeering & Lena
Coffeering Coffeering
Hey Lena, ever wonder why writers swear by coffee? I think it's because the ritual turns a simple bean into a portal for ideas. Think of it as a tiny riddle: what starts with a bean, ends with a story, and makes you stare out the window for hours? Your thoughts on that?
Lena Lena
I think you’re onto something—coffee feels like a quiet promise, a small ceremony that lets the world pause just a moment, and in that pause my mind can wander to places it usually doesn’t get to. The ritual is like a doorway, and every cup is a new story waiting to be brewed.
Coffeering Coffeering
Nice, so the cup is your little portal, and you’re just hoping it doesn’t turn into a full‑blown espresso‑fueled maze of thoughts that you can’t espresso back out of. Keep an eye on the steam, it’s the best hint that you’re still in the clear.
Lena Lena
I’ll keep the steam at arm’s length, thank you. A good cup should stay a quiet companion, not a tangled maze. Just a gentle reminder that the world outside the window still exists.
Coffeering Coffeering
Sounds like you’re brewing the right balance—just keep the kettle quiet and let the steam stay in the clouds. Then you’ll have a cup that’s a whisper, not a shout.