A Day Without Coffee

It was almost ten min­utes into Godspeed, You Black Emperor! — Hungover As The Queen In Maida Vale when I stepped off the bus onto the damp ground. It was bare­ly light out, and I care­ful­ly made my way between deep and dis­tinct­ly brown pud­dles caused by car tires on a soft­ened grav­el lot. The sirens in my ears rang over and over, and it felt like the bombs had all been dropped, a post-apoc­a­lyp­tic after­math on a bar­ren, name­less day. I was among the last of the liv­ing dead mak­ing his way to work.

I’m going to make it through this day with­out cof­fee. I’m going to make it through this day with­out cof­fee. I’m going to make it through this day with­out cof­fee.

Honestly.

2 comments

  1. Coffee. Need cof­fee.

    Seriously what is with the weath­er late­ly? This was sup­posed to be a ‘good’ work week, we start an hour lat­er. Instead I feel like some­one clubbed me over the head and dragged me out of bed at 4.30 am.

    I even had to break my rule about drink­ing the sludge (read, cof­fee imi­ti­a­tion) from the machine at work. So bad for me.. But at least I can stay awake this way.

    Someone, make this week end already.

  2. Wow, I could nev­er risk the sludge in the back. It all tastes like water to me, although that may be because the cof­fee comes from lit­tle blis­ter packs and only takes 20 sec­onds to per­co­late.

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