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Murky Coffee…….Miss you!

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Murky Coffee

picture derived from: yelp.com

Murky Coffee “The Best Damn Coffee in DC”

While their motto is kind of cocky I must admit I was interested.  You see, I love, love, love coffee and for the proprietors to make this type of claim really peaked my curiosity.  I walked in the doors with HIGH expectations.  The decor was a bit rustic.  Not a lot of frills but this makes the experience of coffee drinking exciting.  In fact, it speaks to my coffee lovin soul.

I sat down in my cozy seat to the smoothest latte I had ever had.  I mean it was perfect.  It was delicious.  It was grand. It was the best “d___n” coffee I had! For real!  I simply fell in love with this place…..this coffee.  I truly bypassed two other coffee spots (one being SB) to indulge in this experience over and over again. Day by day! Whew!  Until one day, my husband and I went to this great establishment to get a “Roadie” before our trip down south.  I walked to the door eager, mouth-watering in anticipation of…. You know….. “The best damn coffee in DC”.  The door was locked!  I pulled the door.  I pulled it again!  I finally read the sign telling customers that the store was closed.  My heart was broken.  You see this had become My favorite spot in Capital Hill (Washington DC). Murky Coffee: Have you been there?  Do you know what I mean?  How I feel?  Miss you Murky Coffee……..

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Wife| Mother| Author| Healthcare Executive| Counsultant| Alicia Dalton has over 20 years of experience in the Behavioral Health field. She is a former substance abuse counselor and a Master Level Healthcare Administrator who promotes quality healthcare services. Her passion is to support, assist, and empower agencies to utilize Best Practices while serving others and to ensure excellence while doing so. She believes in providing quality care to "under-served" patients and emphasizes an Holistic Continuum of Care approach. Mrs. Dalton realizes the importance of bridging the gap between treatment and discharge. For this reason, she aids in connecting agencies to adjunctive services and other community resources to help clients live their best lives. Her leadership of doctors, nurses, social workers, therapists, and administrators has produced seamless workflows and service delivery in various health settings. Alicia enjoys cooking and baking for her friends and family. Over the years she has created many recipes and blogs about her international travel and love for coffee on various social media platforms. She is also featured in a documentary: Woman of Faith-Coping with Trauma, where she along with four other women speak out about their trauma experiences and how they used faith to overcome. Alicia is also the Co-Author of: The Let Go: Elevate Your Destiny and Forgive. This inspiring book explores the path of two women and their journey to forgiveness and how it ultimately helped them realize their destiny. Mrs. Dalton earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. She went on to earn a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration from Siena Heights University. Follow Alicia: Instagram @sweetsations www.esspressotrips.com For documentary information: Facebook @faithtraumafilm DISCLAIMER: This is a personal website/blog, produced in my own time and solely reflecting my personal opinions. Statements on this site do not represent the views or policies of my employers, past or present, or any other organization with which I may be affiliated. All content is written and edited by me.

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