I love coffee.  The best times of my day revolve around  my coffee cup.  One day I was told I had to cut down on my coffee drinking.  I just can't understand the reason.  My coffee pot with its warm, delicious coffee was taken off the counter and shut inside one of my kitchen cabinets.  Twice a day I'm allowed to open the cabinet and pour myself a small cup.  It's awful to pass by that cabinet a hundred times a day, smell the coffee, and only be able to open that door twice.  Sometimes I wonder if I'm crabby just because I can't open that door and pour myself an extra, delicious cup - not even one little cup.  Oh, why can't I have my coffee back?

(Do you suppose our little nursing people sometimes feel like that?0  
Dee Kohl, ACL, CT, reprinted from Connecticut's Conn-tact, Fall '77
I so identify with this feeling.  After a lifetime of drinking cola I was pressured to give it up.  It beckons to me from the shelf every time I go to a food store, aisles of it! 
Pat in SNJ

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