Woke up in the middle of the night to deliver coffee

I just made a 1 a.m. sale. It honestly is a grind, catching the windows when people actually want their coffee, but I guess it's nice to deliver it to them when they actually need it. I mean, I just got my first tip yesterday! 🎉 And I hadn't even considered the possibility of a tip. And I actually enjoy making coffee enough to want to drink my own brew. It's a plus that I get to meet actual people day-to-day, as I feel like that's a crucial human routine that's been missing from my life after six years of working from home. I genuinely think that these micro human interactions with my neighbors and those from outside the subdivision who order coffee could help open otherwise closed windows of opportunity for different types of work. Like, weirdly, I'm genuinely calmer now than I was right after the layoff. There might really be something here that our family could benefit from in the long run, other than sales, so I'll keep at it. Maybe even if I find a job, I'd still want to keep…

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