The Perpetual Bell Jar: Ovid, Plath and Sartre
Much-needed respite from Los Angeles's metropolitan maze comes in 8-ounce servings—warm vanilla, rich coffee grounds, and a kick of mint coalesce into a drearily overpriced (yet indisputably hearty) homecoming-in-a-cup. As self-proclaimed coffee connoisseurs, my two closest hometown friends and I waft our Mint Mojitos (House Way: extra cream, extra sweet) from the Philz Coffee across from our old high school, comically darting around the plaza in attempts to ward off the ghosts of classmates pas
Much-needed respite from Los Angeles's metropolitan maze comes in 8-ounce servings—warm vanilla, rich coffee grounds, and a kick of mint coalesce into a drearily overpriced (yet indisputably hearty) homecoming-in-a-cup. As self-proclaimed coffee connoisseurs, my two closest hometown friends and I waft our Mint Mojitos (House Way: extra cream, extra sweet) from the Philz Coffee across from our old high school, comically darting around the plaza in attempts to ward off the ghosts of classmates past. While I would normally roll my eyes and laugh at such a sentiment, I can't think of a better way
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