Coffee

Behn and I just went on an after-dinner walk to get some decaf coffee. We failed to remember that nothing in Lexington is open past 7 p.m. Oops! Gotta love small town life.

So now we're brewing some java at our very own Trader's Coffee Shop :)

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  1. JennFebruary 24, 2010 at 11:48 AM

    Sometimes those can be the most romantic dates ever! :)
    Andrew and I make it a point to do that often. It's often too expensive to go out, and find babysitting.
    We love to play board games, or card games together while we drink our coffee/tea. When we used to have a porch we'd love to sit outside and look at the stars...just the two of us, and our coffee of course...those are moments to treasure!

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