Maybe you already know this about me, but I like coffee.
That being said, you might ask, what am I breaking from? I answer, does one need a reason for a coffee break?
My day goes like this:- Wake up
- Walk
- Breakfast
- Take a coffee break
While that doesn't sound like the kind of schedule that would require a break, I always look forward to a homemade latte. I love making it and I love savoring it.
Lately, I've been using my coffee break as a time to do an insanely difficult puzzle (like the new Killer Sudoku from the LA Times website). It's mentally stimulating (in a challenge-your-brain sort of way) but it is arguably a huge waste of time (meaning it's totally non-productive).
The thing is, I can easily list a dozen things I ought to be doing but nothing that has a deadline which is a problem for me. I can just as easily put off everything on the list.
Coffee Break is a wonderful time to write, as I'm doing now. It's also the perfect time to call a loved one to check in and connect.
The biggest problem is this: The worst time of the day is when Coffee Break is over.
Now I have to get back to doing ... something.
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