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TRAVELLIVE 07-2016

My grandfather often took me to school in the mornings when I was a little girl. We usually left earlier and stopped by a bakery near my school. He ordered cakes and milk for me while choosing a cup of black coffee with filter for him. When eating my food, I loved counting the drops of coffee falling down through the filter, wondering how they tasted. Once, when my grandfather was buying a magazine, I surreptitiously dipped a finger in the cup of coffee. Bitter! It was the first time I tasted it and couldn’t understand why the drink that many adults love was so bitter. That time I felt like I would never like coffee.

My grandfather often took me to school in the mornings when I was a little girl. We usually left earlier and stopped by a bakery near my school. He ordered cakes and milk for me while choosing a cup of black coffee with filter for him. When eating my food, I loved counting the drops of coffee falling down through the filter, wondering how they tasted. Once, when my grandfather was buying a magazine, I surreptitiously dipped a finger in the cup of coffee. Bitter! It was the first time I tasted it and couldn’t understand why the drink that many adults love was so bitter. That time I felt like I would never like coffee.

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ThÍi gian ngıng tr´i khi t´i t∂n bÈ d‰c<br />

nh˜ng con phË, lπc b≠Ìc gi˜a qu∏ kh¯<br />

vµ hi÷n tπi. Ånh h≠Îng mπnh bÎi phong<br />

c∏ch ki’n trÛc Moorish, T©y Ban Nha<br />

vµ ki’n trÛc cÊ Æi”n, Havana x¯ng Æ∏ng<br />

lµ thµnh phË c„ ki’n trÛc Æa dπng nh†t<br />

th’ giÌi. Nät hoa l÷ cÒa Havana to∏t ln<br />

tı nh˜ng tfla nhµ bfi ph∏ hÒy. T´i lu´n<br />

t◊m Æ≠Óc nät quy’n rÚ Æ∆c bi÷t khi lang<br />

thang quanh nh˜ng d†u t›ch tuy÷t Æãp<br />

nµy. Nh˜ng con phË hãp, nh˜ng ban<br />

c´ng cao lu´n Æ” lπi †n t≠Óng s©u ÆÀm<br />

ÆËi vÌi kh∏ch du lfich.<br />

I feel like time has frozen as I walk<br />

down the Cuban streets. It is like<br />

wandering between the past and<br />

present. Strongly influenced by Moorish<br />

and Spanish architectural styles as well<br />

as classical architecture, Havana is<br />

one of the most architecturally diverse<br />

cities in the world. The ruins alone are<br />

magnificent. I always find it charming<br />

in a special way. The narrow streets<br />

and high balconies have always left an<br />

impression on visitors.<br />

<strong>TRAVELLIVE</strong><br />

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