Coffee Chronicles: Making Traditional Turkish Coffee

Hello friends! It's me again!
I just want to share this photo with you. :)
With me in this picture are Myrtle, Nilay and Lawrence.
Nilay showed us how to make Turkish coffee and I'm very excited to tell you about it! ♥
❣ ❦ ❧ Posting real soon. ❣ ❦ ❧



-Michelle

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