She asked what he was drinking. He replied to her that it was "The Prince of Powdah". She stroked the pointy haircomb out from the bun on the back of her head and shook her blonde curls loose. As he wiggled out of his business jacket and savored another sip, he asked her if she knew why Maxwell House was known for being good to the last drop, while placing his cup softly back down on the silver table top. She wanted to reply with a line about knowing something else that is good to the last drop, but instead managed only smirked. This was the boldest Columbian Supreme he had encountered in quite some time. Although it was slow-roasted, it surely went down quick. She ripped off her apron and name tag and swung into the booth beside him. Shoulders brushing, they swigged together while listening to the vibes of the Latin dance music. Aggressively, he pushed the table aside, grabbed her at her waist and swooped her off her feet. Afternoon salsa had just begun. All of this from a cup of Joe.
~Written by Jennifer Alfia
"Maxwell House", original acrylic measuring 24" X 36". Price: $425.00. For more information on purchasing this painting, please contact me at dimarzos@aol.com.
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Jennifer Alfia
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