Welcome back, Community! We suspect you’re now surrounded by your daily workspace setup, including a cup, is that right? That’s the subject of this month’s challenge - show us the favorite cup you’re drinking your daily beverages from! What’s more, don’t hesitate to reveal which beverages one can usually find in there - tea, coffee, or something more exotic?
Share your stories and pictures connected with the activity, which seems to be so usual, yet so fascinating! Every participant receives a unique “Coffee” badge. You’ll see it in your Community profile next month, as well as 100 bonus points!
Kicking off, here’s the duo I can’t imagine my day without: a grey cup for tea and a blue cup for coffee. Yep, I’m not a member of any team, being equally committed both to tea and coffee
I also love coffee. Sometimes I go to the convenience store near my office to buy coffee. At convenience stores in Japan, you can buy coffee in a paper cup for 0.8 USD. All you have to do is order from the store staff, receive a paper cup, place the cup in the special coffee machine, and press a button. It will be ready in about 1 minute. The taste is no different from famous coffee chain stores.
As I don’t have a Dynatrace cup yet , I drink my coffee several times a day from my M&Ms mug, which I bought on a trip to London a few years ago.
And I use the Dynatrace water bottle for water every day.
we had them in Linz before Compuware bought dynaTrace back then in 2011 - as those mugs existed before that already for some time I would guess it to be around 15 years
I have a few mugs that I usually drink from when working from home, but I’d like to share a very special one with you today. It is from Bolesławiec pottery (hand-decorated ceramics made in Bolesławiec, Poland). Their ceramics are best known for the indigo blue polka dot pattern on them, however nowadays there are many more beautiful patterns to chose from.
Well, my favorite set includes words like passion, hope, life, health, relaxation, nature, sensuality, among others, so like a kind of talisman I choose what I need most for that day. It’s like I drink a little of what I need for that day in addition to my coffee or tea.
Well, this is a challenge I can relate to.
Having done a short barista workshop and a very short latte art workshop I can safely say coffee is my “go-to” beverage.
And with easter in the rear-view mirror the best picture I can share is this one.
Full disclosure: it took multiple attempts to get something remotely resembling the bunny and not “the monster of Lochness”. So, I am sharing the best one here.
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, I drink my coffee 
a few years ago.
every day.
