Hello, coffee friends around the world.
I'm happy to respond to this new prompt about coffee shops that contribute to my writing mood.
It turns out that, lately, the coffee shop that most contributes to a writing mood is Orlando, at the Huellas Cultural Center.
The main reason is that many artists and, especially, writers gather there to enjoy excellent coffee and discuss literature.
It's very true that, to be able to write and write well, what a writer needs is solitude, tranquility, and a lot of reading. Some add that we must have a source of inspiration or a muse.
All of that is true, but no writer lives alone. We also need to socialize and meet others who share our love of literature.
And coffee ☕.
That's why we enjoy meeting and reconnecting under any pretext, and spending hours talking about literature, revising our texts, reading lots of poetry, excerpts from novels, and short stories.
Inspiration comes from life itself and our experiences.
But it's these moments that lead to an optimal state of mind for writing.
And it's in those moments that we write by hand, on our phones, on a wall, or even in the sand if necessary.
But when inspiration comes and we need to write, we do it.
But none of this would be possible without a café designed to welcome artists; set up so we could chat, interact with the Huellas cultural center mascots, be in contact with nature, and for those who like to smoke, they would have the opportunity to do so, as there are tables located outdoors.
And of course, above all, there's good coffee, which is what unites us and keeps us coming back again and again.