Day 426: Coffee

I'm not kidding when I say that coffee (or JMo Edition Storybrooke Hot Chocolate) has never tasted so good.

I didn't have my usual chai tea on Friday morning, since I was running around making copies of music. And then yesterday I was up so early and was going to be spending the day running around so much that I didn't really have the time or energy to make any in the first place. Which ultimately led to a ridiculous headache and just about 12 hours of sleep.

Either way, this morning I finally had my coffee, and it was delicious.

Which makes me think about something I AM actually excited about when it comes to Disney...coffee. Specifically Starbucks. I am quite excited about that. Like probably more than I should be. I mean, I've come to realization that if I DON'T have my coffee or my chai tea in the morning, the day will not end well for me, so that means that I'll obviously be finding some while in Florida.

The question is, what will I get? And what name will I say for my order? It's always fun to tell them random stuff (Buzz Lightyear anyone?). Personally I have no idea, and it will probably be a more spur of the moment kind of thing. Like I'm there ordering and just the first one that comes to mind is what I say...which means it will more than likely just be my name, but who knows.

In the meantime, I'll stick with my morning chai tea, or JMo Storybrooke Hot Chocolate (yes, I'm going to make that a thing! It's Storybrooke hot chocolate with espresso or coffee mixed in). As long as I have some sort of caffeine to start my day, I think I'll be ok.

Also, ONE WEEK UNTIL ONCE UPON A TIME. WHO'S EXCITED!?!

Have a magical day!

Day 347: Hot Chocolate

Now, just as several of these other posts, today is actually December 18, meaning that, as of right now, we have already seen the Winter Finale of Once Upon a Time. Yes, all that stuff went down, and I am in the middle of a Once Depression. But that's something explained in Day 350's post, Going Home.

Anyways, the ways I'm coping with this hiatus are as follows, and some of it probably wasn't necessarily my best idea. Ok, so it was a great idea. Because, well this:

And yes, I WAS literally 100% totally right. 

And then there's the fact that every morning that I'm home this is gonna be my life. Breakfast complete with Storybrooke Hot Cocoa. I mean, Emma and Henry drink it for Breakfast, so why can't I?

And of course while making that Storybrooke Hot Cocoa there's only one song that I could be listening to. It's the song that I'll be waking up to for the next 80 some days...Charley's Girl. It's the song playing during the scene at the end of Going Home, right before Hook shows up at their doorstep (HE ALWAYS FINDS HER! Sorry...). 

Yeah, the next 81 days are gonna be hard (81 from December 18 haha), but I think that we'll get through it. I mean, Hook waited a YEAR to see Emma again. I think we can wait three months for the next episode, right? Someone remind me that I said this in like two weeks when I'm going absolutely insane, ok? Good thing I'll have Shovell and thoughts of Hook and Puppies to keep me somewhat sane. 

Here's today's Disney History: 1925: Emmy Award-winning actor Dick Van Dyke, best known to Disney fans as Bert the Cockney chimney sweep in the 1964 musical feature Mary Poppins, is born in West Plains Missouri. Van Dyke received a Grammy Award in 1964, along with Julie Andrews, for his performance on the soundtrack to Mary Poppins. 

Have a magical day!