While searching for information about Blue Mountain coffee, I found this article written by Tom Clynes for National Geographic. As a writer, I look for different ways to translate into words what I'm thinking of. The last 3 sentences of the article left a good impression on me, not only because of the writing style but the emotion that it evoked.
"Soon after my visit, he would succumb to his wheeze—leaving his grandson with the coffee business and leaving me with an enduring image of the old roaster shuffling across the courtyard toward his kitchen door. There, he turned and offered a final goodbye. "Walk good," he said."
"Soon after my visit, he would succumb to his wheeze—leaving his grandson with the coffee business and leaving me with an enduring image of the old roaster shuffling across the courtyard toward his kitchen door. There, he turned and offered a final goodbye. "Walk good," he said."
~ Tom Clynes, The Good Stuff: Jamaica's Blue Mountain Coffee
