She entered the coffee shop and stopped. A song was playing inside the shop. She recalled the song and smiled.
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The song over the sound speakers was from a 1970s group, but the baristas did not mind. They did not even notice.
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They were busy making the woman’s coffee. She was trying to check her messages, but that song over the sound speakers kept on playing…
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The song got louder and louder.
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As the song became louder and louder, she thought about her old music collection.
Her coffee was ready. She said thanks.
The lady was sad that she was leaving the coffee shop because she wanted to #listen.
And listen.
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And listen.
But she went home…
…And put on the headphones!
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She played the song she heard at the coffee shop.
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And listened.
The next day she went back to the coffee shop. There was a different song playing.
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And she listened…
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Sharing since 1986. I like using words and expressing and articulating my thoughts in stories, reviews, articles, poetry, and other kinds, and in chatting about writing. My first publications were the high school magazine and the national youth newspaper. From there I published in Reality, GiveWay (Later called Transmission), Crosslink, Kid's Highway, Entertainmentnutz.com, Challenge Weekly, Daystar, The Dominion Post, The Evening Post, Otago Daily Times, Eco-Living, Cutting Edge, Communiqué, Christian Herald, Church Times, Good News Paper, Wel-Com, Youth Worker, Anglican Taonga, Faces Mag, Beliefnet, The Secret Place, and the Upper Room devotional.
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