Cracking beneath a strongly knitted carpet announced the arrival of a person while knock on the porch door announced the arrival of a neighbor. The strong but pleasant smell of freshly grounded coffee occupied the house in witch the time has stopped ticking some fifty to sixty years earlier. Not much has changed since the last visit; walls are still pale white, pictures in symmetrical order line the walls, and stains from childhood pranks still stay as a testament to time, as if to show that every one in the family has something they can point out and tell a story of what has been and what is.

Quickly the corner of the room is filled with three occupants, who stare out the waist high window, which

The host lifts the Fildjan, with smoke vaporing out of it, as he brings it closer to his face, his eyes grin and wrinkles on his forehead expose a scar next to his right eye. The grin increases as he brings the Fildjan closer and closer, and finally he takes a small sip. For a moment the world stops, as he enjoys the taste of Turkish and blended domestic black coffee. He exhales as compliments on the good coffee follow.

The door opens and she rushes to the wood burning stove; lifts the Djezva as boiling water hits the hot surface releasing a cloud of steam which quickly evaporates trough a world war 2 bullet hole, converted in to a chimney a few years earlier. As she turns she greets the visitor with the usual phrase ''Dobar Dan'', and with a deep strong voice the visitor replies and adds a smile. Her approach to the table prompts everyone to grab something of the table and make room for Djezva. Coffee is placed in the center

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Approximate Word count = 631
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)