Cofee or Tea?

I used to drink only coffee, as they did my parents. I like coffee and I choose carefully choose what kind of coffee I buy. I'd rather prefer not drinking coffeee than drinking a bad one. Some years ago I started to have lunch with my colleages of from the English department of the my school and something changed. They use to  would drink tea at the end of the every meal. Now, I like drinking tea, too. When I get up in the morning I drink coffee with milk (cafe latte), but at midday when I have enough time I prepare and drink a tea. Tea means To me, tea means having enough free time to prepare it and to relax drinking it. It's a pleasure. I take my time choosing the types teas in the teashop. I'm fond of red teas with chocolate, vanilla...

This is really well written Lidia! I only made small adjustments, mostly to your word order! :-)

     Like my parents, I used to only drink coffee. I enjoyed the finer coffees and I carefully chose the types that I bought. I would prefer not having any coffee at all over having an inferior coffee. Then I began having lunch with my English department colleages at school some years ago, and that is when something changed. They would drink tea at the end of their meals. 
     I like drinking tea now. When I get up I drink coffee with milk; but when I have enough time at midday, I prefer tea. What tea represents is: 'taking the time to properly prepare and enjoy the pleasure of it.' As I do with my coffees, I take my time in choosing which types to purchase from the teashops. I am presently fond of the red teas (pu erh) with chocolate or vanilla . . .