My Wife is my greatest treasure, but as I’ve mentioned before we’re rather particular about sharing personal photographs.
I already shared how coffee is my daily dose of bliss; spoiler alert: it makes another appearance here!
First, there are the family treasures: the kind of thing you’d want to grab in case of fire.
For me, that’s my great-grandfather’s matchsafe. He was a printer on turn-of-the-century banana boats (that’s the 1890s-1900s, by the way) as well as almost serving on the Titanic, but didn’t. This particular matchsafe is from the SS Almirante, a merchant vessel out of Belfast, Ireland that sank off Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1918. I don’t believe Great-Grandpa was on board.
Second, there are the daily treasures: the little things that help make life worth living.
You guessed it, time for more coffee:
Finally, there are the rare treasures: things that are only here for a short time and then gone for good.
Like lebkuchen from Day’s Bakery:
Because even if someone buys the bakery, it just won’t be the same, you know?



Nice to have an heirloom and the coffee and bread look yummy
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They are yummy indeed!
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Lebkuchen!!! 😀 That looks like the real deal, too.
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It is! Unfortunately, the bakery I get it from is going out of business after 60+ years 😦
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No!!
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Yep. They stopped taking new orders last Friday. I have two lebkuchen left, and will make them last.
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Sadness. I can forward you our family lebkuchen recipe if you miss them too much.
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I’d love that!
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Yeah… it does -and know I really, really would love a piece :O
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