A cup of tea in the morning, it's easier to make, then a large mug of HOT, BLACK coffee as soon as I arrive at work. Maybe 2 or 3 more the rest of the day.
I like a cup of tea after dinner too and have a nifty little teapot with a built-in strainer that makes a nice 'cuppa'.
Now that the sun has reappeared here in the woods, I've been making sun tea every weekend. No sugar, only lemon rinds in the jug.
In 1984 off Kamchatka, I had to give up java for a week after I got the shakes and couldn't fill out my logs neatly enough. I was standing feed pump watch and could only leave them for brief periods of time. Most of the others in the engineroom congregated around the TG workbench, so feed pumps was lonely and boring. Drinking java was something to do. I don't know how much coffee I was pouring down my neck but the amount eventually affected me.
I continue to bewilder that Gen-X types manning the various coffee bars hereabouts by ordering a 'cup of coffee' instead of the triple-whipple-dipple-half-double-caf-fruitbat-pogo-stick they have as the daily special.
Oddly enough, I can drink a mug of Earl Grey and still conk out as soon as my pointy head hits the pillow.
Larsen