12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 12

January 5, 2020January 13, 2020 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

COFFEE W. GLASSES - Gerd Altmann - PX

Wishing all of you the happiest, merriest, most carefree new year ever — and lots of great coffee to enjoy in 2020!

In case you missed some of the earlier posts in “12 Days of Christmas Coffee,” just drop down and click on “12 Days of Christmas Coffee” in the tag line at the end of this post. That will take you to a page with all 12 posts.

photo courtesy of Gerd Altmann @ pixabay.com

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12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 11

January 4, 2020January 13, 2020 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

SANTA SUIT MUG - Samuel Caetite Samuca - px

If you didn’t get what you wanted for Christmas this year, let that be a lesson to you, and next year leave COFFEE with the cookies for the big guy instead of milk.

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photo courtesy of Samuel Caetite Samuca @ pixabay.com

12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 10

January 3, 2020 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

This theme of decorating the Christmas tree with cups of coffee just keeps popping up. I’m definitely going to have to try it next year.

STARBUCKS CUP ON TREE - Photo by Nand Shah on Unsplash — Photo by Nand Shah on Unsplash

COFFEE CUP ON TREE - LATTE -- Photo by Jonathan Meyer on Unsplash — Photo by Jonathan Meyer on Unsplash

12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 9

January 2, 2020January 14, 2020 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

Oooops! This is what happens when you dunk too many gingerbread men in your Christmas coffee.

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photo courtesy of Allison Christine @ Unsplash

12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 8

January 1, 2020January 14, 2020 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

Celebrating the 12 Days of Christmas includes giving gifts each of the 12 days to someone we care about. Why not treat yourself to the gift of a great cup of coffee, along with some little tarts — or a chocolate bar — or some peanut butter cookies — or some of all three.

Not only is it Day 8 of the 12-day celebration, but it’s New Year’s Day, after all. And there’s no better way to welcome in 2020 than with coffee and sweets. Enjoy!

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12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 7

January 1, 2020January 13, 2020 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

First thing Christmas morning.
Last thing Christmas night.
And all the way into the brand new year.
Snuggling in with a cup of fresh-brewed coffee
is the best way to spend a winter’s day.

photo courtesy of fotografierende on Unsplash

12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Running Late — Day 5

December 30, 2019January 13, 2020 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

Without a doubt, the cheeriest
coffee cups in the world
wear Christmas trees.

photo courtesy of Clem Onojeghuo @ unsplash.com

12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 4

December 28, 2019January 14, 2020 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

Still buying presents?
Opening presents?
Returning presents?
Well, don’t forget your coffee.
It makes all those activities more fun.

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photo courtesy of StockSnap @ pixabay.com

12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 3

December 27, 2019 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

Coffee’s a great companion
when decorating
— or undecorating —
the Christmas tree.
I’m thinking that next year, I just might
decorate my tree with coffee mugs. 🙂

photo courtesy of Pexels @ pixabay.com

12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 2

December 26, 2019December 26, 2019 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

What? You didn’t know?
Well, it’s true:
Snowmen LOVE coffee too.

photo courtesy of SKJarvis @ pixabay.com

Making Merry — 12 Days of Christmas Coffee – Day 1

December 25, 2019January 13, 2020 | Sandra Pavloff Conner

Christmas is just a little bit merrier
with a great cup of coffee.

I decided to make this post the first in a series called “12 Days of Christmas Coffee.” I hope you enjoy the series. Merry Christmas!

photo courtesy of Vinson Tan @ pixabay.com

Wishing all of you the happiest, merriest, most carefree new year ever — and lots of great coffee to enjoy in 2020!

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If you didn’t get what you wanted for Christmas this year, let that be a lesson to you, and next year leave COFFEE with the cookies for the big guy instead of milk.

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This theme of decorating the Christmas tree with cups of coffee just keeps popping up. I’m definitely going to have to try it next year.

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Oooops! This is what happens when you dunk too many gingerbread men in your Christmas coffee.

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Celebrating the 12 Days of Christmas includes giving gifts each of the 12 days to someone we care about. Why not treat yourself to the gift of a great cup of coffee, along with some little tarts — or a chocolate bar — or some peanut butter cookies — or some of all three.

Not only is it Day 8 of the 12-day celebration, but it’s New Year’s Day, after all. And there’s no better way to welcome in 2020 than with coffee and sweets. Enjoy!

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First thing Christmas morning. Last thing Christmas night. And all the way into the brand new year. Snuggling in with a cup of fresh-brewed coffee is the best way to spend a winter’s day.

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Without a doubt, the cheeriest coffee cups in the world wear Christmas trees.

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Still buying presents? Opening presents? Returning presents? Well, don’t forget your coffee. It makes all those activities more fun.

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Like this:

Coffee’s a great companion when decorating — or undecorating — the Christmas tree. I’m thinking that next year, I just might decorate my tree with coffee mugs. 🙂

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What? You didn’t know? Well, it’s true: Snowmen LOVE coffee too.

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Christmas is just a little bit merrier with a great cup of coffee.

Share this:

Like this:

First thing Christmas morning.
Last thing Christmas night.
And all the way into the brand new year.
Snuggling in with a cup of fresh-brewed coffee
is the best way to spend a winter’s day.

Without a doubt, the cheeriest
coffee cups in the world
wear Christmas trees.

Still buying presents?
Opening presents?
Returning presents?
Well, don’t forget your coffee.
It makes all those activities more fun.

Coffee’s a great companion
when decorating
— or undecorating —
the Christmas tree.
I’m thinking that next year, I just might
decorate my tree with coffee mugs. 🙂

What? You didn’t know?
Well, it’s true:
Snowmen LOVE coffee too.

Christmas is just a little bit merrier
with a great cup of coffee.