The Way I See It #21
Most mornings, even as a visitor here, I make my own coffee. On this Sunday morning, however, fresh from church, I allowed myself an early morning stop at a nearby Starbucks.
I don’t know if they are doing this in Kuwait, but here, I saw a quote on the side of my Grande, non-fat, no whip Mocha:
“People need to see that, far from being an obstacle, the world’s diversity of languages, religions and traditions is a great treasure, affording us precious oportunities to recognize ourselves in others.”
Youssou N’Dour
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Wouldn’t it be grand if people would just stop killing each other over such things?
mimfoy :
people wouldnt be people if that happens , they will be ANGLES
Mimfoy – ain’t it the truth. And think how hard it is, sometimes, just to tolerate the person working next to you.
Daggero 🙂 Acute angles? obtuse angles? Or . . . ANGELS!
I love it…They didn’t do that in Kuwait…I miss reading them on my starbucks cups…
No they still use the plain white ones with the logo
I like the Caribou one… it goes something like: Life is too short, might as well stay awake for it
Shopa – I’m embarrassed to say I haven’t noticed before.
Ansam – they don’t use the Christmas one at Christmas in Kuwait, either. 🙂 The least they could do would be to design some special Ramadan cups!
Angels , what’s in an E
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LOL, Daggero. I hesitated even to tease you about it, but I figured you could take it.
I would love to see this on our cups here in Kuwait. Nice words.
btw – whilst we don’t get these (nor the Ramadan ones) we do indeed get the Christmas red cups.
Happy travels
Many thanks, Bu Yousef. I came in on one of the Kuwait Family Expresses – 80% children between 8 months and 2 years, LOL!
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