Best of the Beanies | Week 63

Welcome to the Best of the Beanies, a curation compilation of some of the top stories from this week's Spill The Beans Creative Writing Prompt.

These authors gave us some amazing content, and we would like to highlight them. We hope that you will take a look at the posts and perhaps vote or leave a comment or a tip for the authors.

The Best of the Beanies, in no particular order - they were all so good!

I'm Sipping Bitter Latte For My Self Care Routine by @anggreklestari

I also choose that I enjoy coffee as my self-care routine, not only for the effect. Why? I need to keep myself in the best mood to focus and create new creative minds for my writing and cooking ideas. The self-care routine also thinks about health.

It's not just coffee, it's my diuretic by @actioncats

I don't remember if I have ever shared with my coffee loving friends that I am hypertensive, that is, my blood pressure tends to rise, when I was a little girl and puberty knocked on my doors, my blood pressure started to drop so much that sometimes I had to sit down to avoid fainting, because I felt I would fall on the floor at any moment.

The Drink Of Life The everyday essential by @chris-uk

For some coffee is an ordinary drink for me it is A drink that gets me ready, it keeps me focused and it makes me who I am. I often have a coffee once a day sometimes a few times it depends on how the day unfolds and whether I can spare the money at the coffee shops or have time at home to make a cup and consume before tasks.

The One Reason I Drink Coffee by @zitalove

I can’t possibly forget the first time I experienced coffee. I use the word “experience” instead of “drunk” because, after taking it, the after effect was quite an experience.

At 10 p.m., I stood in the middle of the doorway leading to the Physiology Auditorium...

Unearthing The Human Beans. by @george-dee

"Earlier, this morning. We got a call from some local security who claimed that there might have been a possible alien invasion in Tambe, one of the villages dominated by coffee farmers. The story doesn't sound genuine but we can't just overlook it," Lieutenant James paused...

#STB Coffee Prompt Week 63 | Coffee mutants by @rinconpoetico7

A very rare substance had been spread throughout a coffee plantation, this chemical compound produced a reaction that triggered mutations of the coffee plants.

"Attention, attention, breaking information. The inhabitants of the area are stunned by what they are seeing it is an invasion of living plants..."

New Reality, New Life; the Coffee | Fiction #STB by @germanandradeg

Coffee was his passion. Ever since he was a child, he loved the aroma, the taste, and the feeling of drinking a hot cup every morning. His dream was to have a coffee plantation, where he could grow the best beans and share them with the world. Therefore, when he heard that a local coffee farm was for sale, he did not hesitate and took the plunge.

The mutant by @irvinc

My story began ten years ago when a transport loaded with toxic waste lost control, rolled down a steep mountain, and spilled its entire load on a coffee plantation.

That site was quite far from civilization, which made it easy for the authorities to declare an environmental disaster in the area and force the farmers to look for other land. That's why nobody knew what happened a little later...

Coffee Beings || #STB Coffee Prompt Week 63 by @marlyncabrera

It'd been some time since coffee beings had gone from being a frightening event, to a hidden curiosity, to a public curiosity, to one more minority claiming their rights and now exercising their empowerment with tyranny and a phlegmatic and prejudiced sensibility, even more so than our ancestors of the unmentionable "Crystal Generation."

Strange mutation of the muddy men in the coffee fields by @chacald.dcymt

What no one expected was that the glowing liquid was waste from a chemical plant and turned into a reagent with the water mixture that ran underground and affected the coffee crops that would be harvested the next day.

When the agricultural employees arrived in the field, they began to feel itchy hands. They removed their gloves thinking it was a latex allergy and it was worse.

Well, that's it for the Best of the Beanies for last week's prompt.

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