Salt Lake Coffee Break

Salt Lake City tends to be a city that officially closes early, but the Salt Lake Coffee Break is often open to 2 or 3 am.Coffee Break is one of the best late night destinations in Salt Lake, though I have yet to see it be closed at any time of the day. The atmosphere is casual and easy going, its a location where you can grab your mocha and sit on one of the worn couches for hours talking. The coffee is good, not incredible but definitely above average. The barristas are always friendly and helpful. The array of people that come in are a very different  mix, which just adds to the appeal  of the shop. I've been going to this place since I was 18, I am almost 30 now  and not even once I have been disappointed.  They are  located at
 430 East 400 South
Salt Lake City

The night to remember!

Yesterday was by far the best day I had in the long time. You might ask what did I do? And I will answer. I walked to Vik's school to get him, got home, made him a snack and than we walked to a Family Dollar store in the wind storm and when it was finally time to walk home, the wind storm became Wind- Snow Storm.  Yes it was difficult  and very painful to be outside but once we got home, Vik and I decided that it wasn't that bad, it was quiet  an adventure and we would do it  again sometimes. At the store we got all kinds of snacks for our movie night. We got, Cheddar Cheese Pringles, Beef Jerky, Crunch Crisp from Nestle, Hershey's Cookies 'n'Creme Drops and last but not least Hershey's Almonds pieces in milk chocolate.  But before we stuffed our faces with all this goodness we had an amazing night playing outside in the snow storm. Here is the prove.


                                     

                                     

But that is not all, he also helped his aunt Nadya build a Snowman and I've got to say he turned out to be very handsome, well as handsome as Snowman can get . It was one of the most memorable,  fantastic, amazing evenings that I have had with my sweet boy. 

Vik's Portrait

 Portrait  of my son, his grandma Mary is an amazing artist.


She captured him just right!