Merisi's Daily Melange of Virtual Postcards from Vienna
Some afternoons
but while looking out into the Secret Garden
my cup takes up a life of its ownLabels: Coffee anyone?, HH97, Josef Strauss, Walzer
posted by Merisi at
1/15/2012
I seek to capture the beauty that is present in every day, and there is inevitably so much more than I could ever expect to grasp.
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12 Comments:
Lovely idea ... let's see, where can my coffee take me tomorrow?
Beautiful Sunday to you!
:) conquering the world one coffee at a time!
Cobalt Violet,
sometimes, a tablecloth offers a world of possibilities.
Bon voyage! :-)
Lara,
and so it is! :-)
What about coffee in Trondheim, Norway?
That second photo wants to be a painting. How thoughtful of your neighbor to put those tulips there!
"Some afternoons I have coffee in Paris" sounds like the great opening line to a story!
HA!
BBC shows spoon turned down in Vienna coffee houses!
hmph
PS
at 1:25 in the BBC video I see a little dog sitting on the floor in the cafe :O
is that OK?
You never said..
Vicki,
there are always flowers on that windowsill, mostly tulips. So lovely!
Charles,
it IS a story! ;-)
Paris Breakfast,
see, I told you! :-)
Alas: If I here one more lament about a cup of coffee costing 3 Euros, served in such a lovely environment, I am going to get the duct tape! (I wonder where the lady did her research.)
DOGS are always welcome in Viennese coffeehouses, or restaurants, for that matter. All over Austria, in fact. I once had to step over a large black labrador, sprawled on the floor as if where its home. ;-)
I will put my Weimar post up tomorrow, the first coffeehouse in the BBC film. Maxie's there. ;-)
Vicki,
there are always flowers on that windowsill, mostly tulips. So lovely!
Charles,
it IS a story! ;-)
Paris Breakfast,
see, I told you! :-)
Alas: If I here one more lament about a cup of coffee costing 3 Euros, served in such a lovely environment, I am going to get the duct tape! (I wonder where the lady did her research.)
DOGS are always welcome in Viennese coffeehouses, or restaurants, for that matter. All over Austria, in fact. I once had to step over a large black labrador, sprawled on the floor as if where its home. ;-)
I will put my Weimar post up tomorrow, the first coffeehouse in the BBC film. Maxie's there. ;-)
I love that saucer with the plain white cup.
I just looked at my coffee mug that's beside my computer. Its not elegant at all.
There is a picture of a guy in a chair watching TV with a remote in his hand. It says:" So many channels...So little time.
I think I like going to Paris better, especially from a beautiful coffee cup.
(:0)
Sue
This reminds me...I have always felt Italian ;) I love to hear the Italian language spoken, I love Italian films, I love the Tuscan region of Italy, the design and feel and yet, I do not like Italian coffee, but just maybe if I ever traveled to Italy, I would like their coffee. Have a lovely week, wherever your imagination, or true life takes you~
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