Nurtured Notes
Millennial Afro-Latina mom of three, sharing the raw, real, and reflective sides of motherhood, relationships, and personal growth. Journaling my journey—one lesson, laugh, and life moment at a time.
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I never thought coffee would become part of my morning routine.Growing up Puerto Rican, mornings smelled like coffee. Café Bustelo. Sometimes Folgers. If we were lucky, cafecito from the Dominican spot around the corner.For my mom, though, it was always Dunkin’.If you grew up in Boston in the early 2000s, you know exactly what I mean. A medium coffee with cream and sugar was, what, $1.75? Definitely no more than two bucks. My mom would hand me a couple of dollars and send me to get her coffee. S
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