Yesterday Paula and I went to a coffee shop in the art district on Queen St West. T.A.N. Coffee. They sell Fair Trade organic coffee in biodegradable cups. The woman who owns it is awesome. It was great coffee and guilt free, important to us in the wake of Yom Kippur. Now we can't go to Starbucks without feeling like cowards and traitors.
Everything's political. Even the dozen bagels we bought on the way home. Twister or regular? Paula fought North American excess by chosing regular size poppy seed and sesame seed over the big fat honking Twisters.
Yesterday Paula and I went to a coffee shop in the art district on Queen St West. T.A.N. Coffee. They sell Fair Trade organic coffee in biodegradable cups. The woman who owns it is awesome. It was great coffee and guilt free, important to us in the wake of Yom Kippur. Now we can't go to Starbucks without feeling like cowards and traitors.
Everything's political. Even the dozen bagels we bought on the way home. Twister or regular? Paula fought North American excess by chosing regular size poppy seed and sesame seed over the big fat honking Twisters.
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fantastic drawings! and bagels should never cause guilt. they cry if we don't eat them.
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