One of our favorite things in Gabs is Wimpy's coffee. We frequently visit Wimpy's, a popular restaurant chain here in Southern Africa. A week or two ago we were there and there was a kids' party at the other end. they were noisy, really noisy, but they were seemingly having a great time. There was even a clown, not sure if he was from Wimpy's, with balloon art and entertainment.
We enjoy eating at Wimpy's because it is a cheap meal. All day long you can get a "streaky bacon" breakfast of two eggs, bacon, chips (fries), with a grilled tomato slice for only 20P ($2.50), but a large coffee will cost you another $2.
We have asked a couple of times about how they make it and do they sell the coffee beans. The answer is that: A) "you need a big machine", and b) "NO".
They used frothed milk on top, which is delicious and caused us to buy some frothers in Italy. We suspect they also use just a hint of chocolate. Try it.
So, add one more mystery to the list. It is a long list indeed. IF you think you are smart, take a few seconds and consider all that you don't know. I don't know anything about particle physics or British Lit. I know nothing of psychology, sociology, or music.
You and I don't understand G^d? Well, what did we expect?
We enjoy eating at Wimpy's because it is a cheap meal. All day long you can get a "streaky bacon" breakfast of two eggs, bacon, chips (fries), with a grilled tomato slice for only 20P ($2.50), but a large coffee will cost you another $2.
We have asked a couple of times about how they make it and do they sell the coffee beans. The answer is that: A) "you need a big machine", and b) "NO".
They used frothed milk on top, which is delicious and caused us to buy some frothers in Italy. We suspect they also use just a hint of chocolate. Try it.
So, add one more mystery to the list. It is a long list indeed. IF you think you are smart, take a few seconds and consider all that you don't know. I don't know anything about particle physics or British Lit. I know nothing of psychology, sociology, or music.
You and I don't understand G^d? Well, what did we expect?
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