
Thanks to Kjersten for telling me about this place. If you'd like to learn more, click here.
A friendly barista greeted me and took my order. I wandered upstairs and discovered a priest chatting with another man next to a mountain-view window. I browsed the "Athletes of Prayer" books, sat down on a comfy leather sofa, then enjoyed my scone and Thai spice latte (which the lovely barista brought up to me) while taking advantage of free wi-fi. I'm considering having my writing group meet here at least every other week. Don't you think small independent coffee shops and book stores should be supported? Check it out!
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Ooh! Most definitely support the indy bookstores! It looks AMAZING. I vote our group meets there ALL the time. :)
I heard about this place just before I left... sounds wonderful. May I reserve a visit upon my return?
Pretty sure I have studied there for like the last three or four days in a row. Turns out an old friend I haven't seen in about five years works there, too. Craziness.
Thanks for the suggestion- and I am ALL ABOUT supporting the little man in the world of coffee shops. Especially the Eastern Orthodox ones:)
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