New Lesson! A relaxed, friendly chat over morning tea or coffee, or whatever else you like!

Conor M

Morning's can be difficult.

From getting out of bed, to getting showered and dressed, choosing what to have for breakfast, making lunch and putting it in your bag, planning your trip to work or school. If you have kids, it's even worse!
I've never been much of an early bird (or a morning person, to be less colloquial) but recently I've found myself enjoying my mornings, if I put a little bit of planning into it beforehand. I always have the coffee made, cold-brew style, and my clothes placed in the wardrobe ready to get dressed. I go to the gym, come home, get a shower and have my coffee, ready to start my day. 

Since I started teaching on cafetalk, I work very hard to get up early and make the most of the time available that most students also have. For me, the early morning period (0500-0900) is when most students are having their lunch, or early afternoon meal. I realised that I can start lessons in the evening, from 2300-0200, and provide a service for most students in the morning. 

I thought to myself "but mornings are difficult, hectic times! how can I provide a lesson plan that is suitable for the morning lessons?"

Well, what could be better than a friendly, relaxed chat over a cup of coffee? We can talk about anything and everything you're interested in, in a low-pressure environment.

If you're interested in my thoughts and feelings on coffee, I wrote a blog post a couple years ago about it. Feel free to check it out!

https://foodbubbleblog.wordpress.com/2016/05/23/on-coffee/

So pour a cup of coffee, sit on the sofa, and lets chat!

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