Table

Aaah. A nice cup of tea and a sit down. Lovely. This is a small family get together with tea and cakes. 

I wonder if they do this abroad where Johnny Foreigner lives? I don't expect the do it quite like we British.

Anyway, this reminds me of an observed moment recently. We stopped for a coffee in our local town, a well deserved reward after a minimal amount of shopping. The coffee shop only has eight tables and it was deserted. 

After taking our order the waitress asked ".. and where will you be sitting...?"

I notice these things you know.




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