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Until Next Time More Than Just Coffee written by Lauren Lofthus | illustrated by Allison Bye I REMEMBER SITTING in the stands at some kind of sporting event, cotton candy in one hand and my mom’s leftover coffee in the other. I would shove a clump of cotton candy in my mouth and wash it down with the coffee. This was my introduction to the bitter bean, and I’ve loved it ever since. Coffee is culture around Seattle. When you’re sitting in a coffee shop, you can often look out the window and see another coffee shop just down the street. I’m sure it seems weird to out-of-towners. Sure, our Washington clouds and cold mornings encourage the habit, but it goes deeper than that. If coffee was just about the warmth, we could drink tea. If coffee was about sugar, we could all get together for cupcakes. It would be hard to have a serious conversation while stuffing your face with cake, but that could be part of the fun. No, coffee is more than that. Coffee is about finding new places. Whether you want bright, fresh and airy, or cozy and dimly lit, you don’t have to look far to find a coffee shop that shares your aesthetic. Often they reflect something about the community around them. A Snohomish coffee shop might display an antique or two. An Everett coffee shop might have a more modern look. Coffee shops are a good starting point when you’re trying to get to know a city’s personality. Coffee is about family. My dad taught me how to make French press coffee. My mom taught me how to make drip. My brother taught me how to make pour-overs. Even though my husband doesn’t drink coffee, he still makes an amazing brew. We put a pot on for all of our family gatherings, and when we go on vacations we find new favorites together. Finally, coffee is about making new friends. Around here, you do coffee if you’re just starting to get to know somebody. To be fair, you also do coffee if you’ve been friends for thirty years. Meeting at a coffee shop is a great way to set up a casual interaction before you’re good enough friends for something dramatic—like dinner. So, as much as I enjoy a rich cup of coffee (maybe mixed with cinnamon and orange, maybe topped with whipped cream) coffee isn’t really about coffee for me. Coffee is about living life. 88 <strong>1889</strong> WASHINGTON’S MAGAZINE AUGUST | SEPTEMBER <strong>2018</strong>
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