We like it because the food is good, very reasonably priced and the restaurant is never crowded. And there is easy parking, only a few steps from the front door.
When we went in yesterday and sat down at our table, I took with me a small bag of items I had just bought at Hannaford's; I wanted Jean to approve of my purchases. I showed her what I had bought and identified those which were o.k. and those I had to return.
We ordered our beverages and meals. I was struck by the fact that Jean had a knife and fork wrapped in a paper napkin; I had none. I strongly complained to Jean, "How come you have silverware and I don't?" I got up and went to the waitresses's work station and found a roll of paper toweling. I tore one off as a napkin . . . and when the waitress returned, I asked her for silverware.
Yes, we are almost at the end of this fairly ridiculous story.
When I got home and unpacked the several bags from Hannafords, I saw somthing long and white in the bottom of one of the bags. You guessed it: it was a knife and fork wrapped in a white paper napkin.
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| Our butterscotch cat, Scotty, looking at the silvereware which I inadvertently brought home from the restaurant after having complained to Jean and the waitress that I had been overlooked. |
This is funny! What would we do without our
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My father-in-law used to tell of putting on a jacket to go out to dinner and finding a silver dessert fork in the breast pocket...from a previous hostesses collection. He returned the fork, a little embarrassed (he was, not the fork).
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