Have a Cup O' Coffee

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    Welcome to a Cup For Coffee where you will find all my lingering thoughts, feelings, aspirations and of course some, maybe, relevant or irrelevant, things I express from my life journey. 

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  1. UnknownSeptember 18, 2020 at 5:23 AM

    Whoa, this signals a much greater beginning of your other realm, Kim. Anyway, you truly made me gravitate towards your narratives. I guess, there is a lot than meets the eye concerning your individuality and capabilities. Nothing is impossible when you reveal your worth to the world. Let's be reminded of what one Greek philosopher once said: "Know thyself." Conversely, coffee is worth savoring after all!

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