'Tea' Leaves

 A greek coffee is served in a small cup, think espresso size.  There will be 2 inches of coffee, and at the bottom, one inch of grounds.  If there's someone with a little imagination then it's fun to read the trail the coffee grounds leave.

Ideally you swirl the grounds around and turn the cup upside down on the saucer, turning it 3 times if I remember rightly.

K and I had our morning coffee at the cafe  and while the men were discussing fishing or soccor or something equally entrancing I took a photo of his cup.  No turning it upside down and swirling it around.

This is the photo I sent off to my daughter who does have a great imagination and something of a gift.  At the same time I put it onto our family Whatsap page with the comment 'what do you see?"

I could  see a wandering path and a couple of bug's eyes.  Not much imagination on my part.  A swift answer came back from Australia, 'I can see an empty cup'.  

Australia - one point

But my daughter's reply was equally as fast

Can't you see the kiwi??

And in case you can't

If this had been my cup I would have just presumed that visitors would be arriving again, sometime in the future.  But this was K's cup.  Does that mean a trip to NZ for him?  And where he goes then so go I

Hold your breathe folks and check this space ....