Episode 123: A bed and breakfast lady in Galena had my coffee made right the first morning and the suitcase I gave to Goodwill in 2010 was hanging in her mudroom
Submitted by Lynn — Fort Wayne, Indiana. 47. I drink my coffee the way I learned to drink it on night shifts at a truck stop off I-69, which is black, two pink packets of Sweet'N Low, and one ice cube so you can drink it right away. Nobody I have met since has ever done it that way. My husband Glenn calls it my waitress coffee. I quit that job in 2011. Last April, Glenn booked us three nights at a bed and breakfast in Galena, Illinois, for our twentieth anniversary. His sister Pam and her husband came too, because Pam found the place and Pam does not miss a trip. The woman who ran it was…
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