My Favourite... Thing To Do First Thing In The Morning

It's Wednesday and time for a new My Favourite... post, courtesy of Maureen's Books. The theme of the week is favourite thing to do first thing in the morning.


My favourite two things to do first thing in the morning includes fixing my self a big mug of coffee and light a cigarette. Yes, I am fully aware that smoking cigarettes are bad for me, but at least I admit it. As long as I can have my coffee and cigarettes in peace in the morning, I'm pretty happy, especially considering I am NOT present in the morning, so I need my caffeine in order to wake up.

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  1. Maureen's Books20 July 2018 at 14:08

    Ow coffee..!! I miss my cup of coffee. I always drank a lot of coffee. But ever since I got pregnant I just can't stand the smell. Somehow I still miss it. Hopefully I can enjoy it again after my pregnancy.
    Thanks for signing up and sharing your favorite.

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    1. GothicVamperstein16 August 2018 at 15:52

      You're welcome and thanks for hosting such a fun meme. Oh, by the way, sending you a metaphorical coffee for you to enjoy. :-)

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  2. Unknown21 July 2018 at 00:30

    When I lived with my aunt (and family) in college, that is what she would do, too. She'd go out on the back porch with her coffee, cigarette, and book to read for about 20 minutes. I'm not a coffee or breakfast person at all, but I'm trying to work on breakfast.

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    1. GothicVamperstein16 August 2018 at 15:54

      It's fair to say that breakfast is a bit healthier than coffee and chocolate.

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  3. GothicVamperstein16 August 2018 at 15:50

    Good for you. :-)

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