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Put the Kettle On: Why Coffee Counts as Hosting Too
Hosting doesn't have to mean a beautifully styled table, a three-course meal, or weeks of planning. Sometimes, it can be as simple as inviting a friend over for a cup of tea, a biscuit, and a good chinwag. In this post, I explore why we've overcomplicated hospitality, how everyday gatherings can strengthen friendships and community, and why some of the most meaningful moments happen around a kitchen table with nothing more than coffee, conversation, and good company.


Why We've Stopped Inviting People Over
Why We've Stopped Inviting People Over
The other day I found myself thinking about how different things feel now compared to when I was growing up.
My mum was always having people over. Friends would pop in for a cup of tea and a chat. She'd host a regular gathering after her weekly weigh-in group, where everyone would sit around together, enjoy a treat, and catch up on life. She'd visit friends in their homes too. There always seemed to be somewhere to go, someone to see,
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