No Doesn't Mean No

Every morning I go get my coffee at Tim Hortons across the street. "Medium, double cream, no sugar," I would order. I come back at my desk, expecting that first sip of pleasure. One out of 10 times, it's sweet, yuck! Today, I decided not to let the sweetness spoil my day. I went back there and got my coffee black.

Somehow I figured it was not all their fault. Why do I mention "no sugar" when I don't want sugar? While uttering the two words, I might swallow "no" a little bit and spit "sugar" out too much.

Sienna knows the danger of using too many words. That's why she didn't rush to say them. That's why she never uses one word more when it's not ultimately needed.