Guests just left after staying a week. What didn't we know until they told us at check-out? They own a restaurant. DH feels pressure when he knows someone is a 'real cook' and is in the biz!
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Everyday, for good or ill, we intersect with some else's story and become a part of it.
They probably didn't tell you beforehand for that very reason. I'm sure they loved every second of their stay.
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“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou
My son the chef never criticizes another chef's cooking, just says it is a differnt way of fixing it. However, he was in St Louis recently for his son's hockey team in a tournament and actually posted on FB that it was the worst food he had ever had and next time HE get to pick where the team eats. It MUST have been bad food for him to do that.
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My son the chef never criticizes another chef's cooking, just says it is a differnt way of fixing it. However, he was in St Louis recently for his son's hockey team in a tournament and actually posted on FB that it was the worst food he had ever had and next time HE get to pick where the team eats. It MUST have been bad food for him to do that.
I wonder where they ate? Hmmmm. ......
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"Do not put off until tomorrow what can be put off till day-after-tomorrow just as well." Mark Twain
"different way of fixing it"
You're not allowed to use the term "fixing" or "fixin". That is the state verb of Texas.
I can relate to that! Better not to know until they're gone. Most chefs are happy with just having someone else cook the food for them. I'm sure they left happy and full!
