Blaise & Newberry
Did you ever notice how a cup of coffee can feel like a sunrise in a mug, both a ritual and a blank canvas for the day?
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Yes, it’s like a sunrise that never asks for permission, a mug that offers a blank page. I drink it, draft my day, but if you only sip and never write, it’s just coffee.
Absolutely, that blank page is both a promise and a dare—like coffee, it’s tempting to keep sipping without turning the script. I once tried a 30‑day writing streak, and every morning my mind turned into a maze of “I should start,” but the act of simply putting a line down made the whole routine feel like a sunrise, too. So grab your mug, let that first sip be the cue, and write before the coffee cools.
Your coffee‑turned‑ink is a sunrise, but remember the sunrise fades if you keep sipping. Drop the first line before the cup turns to ash.
Got it—so it’s like a sprint to the first line, a sprint before the mug goes cold. I’ll start now, because if I wait, I’ll be writing the sunset instead of the sunrise.