My mate caffeine has changed somewhat over the years, funnily enough, thinking about it, he seemed to change at the same times as I did, I suppose he was just moving with the times.
I remember when I met caffeine, I was sixteen years old, caffeine introduced himself as a lovely bottle of cherry coke, we got talking and we soon started meeting up twice a day, he liked to keep me company at lunch times. I would say he made me happy, my mum would say he made me hyper.
As I turned eighteen, caffeine morphed into red bull, on occasion he came along with his friend vodka, I happened to like his friend a lot!! Caffeine was there for the drunken highs and the hangover lows, aaa the memories.
It was around the time that I became a mum when I started to get really close to caffeine, this happened to be when he matured into coffee. He now visits me once or twice a day, always in the morning and if needed, in the afternoon too. He is very understanding, he accepts that I am tired a lot of the time but he really motivates me, gives me that much needed boost to get up and moving. I mean what are best friends for.
I've heard on the grapevine that there a lot of people out there who have a best friend called caffeine too, seems to be a common name these days, do you have a best friend called caffeine too??
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ha ha, i too used to have a best friend called caffeine until i fell pregnant then i chose caffeine free wherever possible. I used to suffer from blinding headaches but they virtually stopped whilst i was pregnant. i then started on drinks containing caffeine again and my headaches returned.
ReplyDeleteive been decaffeinated now for nearly 4 years lol nd boy can you tell if ive had a proper coffee
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aaww my husband has do drink decaff he gets rather jealous of my relationship with caffeine ;) x
DeleteI have to have my morning coffee x
ReplyDeleteit is a necessity isn't it x
DeleteCaffeine and I have been in a committed relationship for around 15 years... I love him, and he loves me. Can't get enough of each other, really. :)
ReplyDeletelol caffeine is so reliable ;) x
DeleteTee hee - this did make me laugh! Caffeine and I are in love - there's a third party in our relationship though and his name is Wine! He often stops in of an evening!
ReplyDeleteaaaa wine, he's like my bit on the side ;) x
DeleteI love caffeine too, actualy me and caffeine are getting a little too close in recent months, he's been keeping me company around 8 times a day, sometimes more....I think i might need to tell him to back off a little, this however is very hard, he never judges me, doesnt matter if my house is messy, ive not put my makeup on or brushed my hair, i love you caffeine <3
ReplyDeletepahaha sounds like he's coming on strong these days ;) x
DeleteI rely on caffeine a lot too, but tbh I should probably think of cutting back
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to know when it is too much isn't it x
DeleteI used to be very close to our mutual friend caffeine, but we had a bit of a falling out! His antics were keeping me up all night so I had to get a restraining order a few years ago. We've reconciled now but our contact is limited. We spend time together only once a day. First thing in the morning only. Caffeine is lovely to wake up to in the morning! The arrangement works well. No more trouble sleeping!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you have the perfect relationship with caffeine :) x
DeleteI have a very good friend called caffeine....Especially on a Monday morning...hehehe x
ReplyDeleteOh yes, on Monday he is real trooper x
Deleteoh yes, caffeine is my addiction!!
ReplyDelete:) not the worst one to have though x
DeleteFunny, but I can't stand the taste or even the smell of coffee!! I am addicted to tea though - a proper English rose, I am ;) over from #PoCoLo x
ReplyDeleteMy mum loves tea, on the hour every hour lol x
DeleteI have been married to Caffeine for 25 years! When I got preggers both times I thought I could never give up coffee but luckily the pregnancy hormones made it taste like horse shit so it was easy to give up. Hope you and caffeine have many more happy years together #PoCoLo
ReplyDeleteyou too :) x
DeleteThank you ever so much for linking up to Share With Me. I loved, loved your post. I am a huge coffee drinker and I married caffeine years ago. Although he has lost some weight and is now decaf for health reasons. I still urge for that tiny caffeine whether I have to get it through chocolate or one regular coffee every now and again. I visit him if I can. I feature my favorite post every week from the previous week share with me and this is absolutely my favorite from last week's link up. Thank you ever so much for linking up and sharing with me. It was great to get to know more about you and more about your blog. Come check out wednesday's new edition which will feature your post as the favorite! Congrats. Hope to see you again soon.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, I will indeed be back to link up again :) x
DeleteHaha brilliant! I've had a very bumpy relationship with caffeine. Sometimes he just wouldn't leave me alone and sometimes I had to break contact entirely. I think we're OK at the moment though, and are maintaining a healthy balance. He definitely keeps me company in the early mornings and I don't think I could live without him, what with my husband living abroad at the moment! ;)
ReplyDeleteaaaa does your husband know about your relationship with caffeine?? ;) x
DeleteFantastic! At the moment caffeine and I are spending 'a bit of time apart'. I'm certain that it will return to my life in the near future :) Thank you for linking to PoCoLo x
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting!! x
DeleteMe and caffeine? There are spells where we're at it 4 or 5 times a day ... and then times when I swear off it completely for my own good. Sometimes these periods of abstinence last as long as a full week!
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