Eating With The Queen
random
Apparently the St. Paul Hotel offers etiquette classes and has announced its 2007 schedule. This probably isn’t a bad offering, but I wonder if they take the approach my mother and her mother did: “Could you eat with the queen?” was the question that indicated my sister and I were somehow missing our manners or lacking in etiquette.
runnings
Brisk. Definitely brisk. I keep saying I like cool weather running so I made sure I got out today for a run at noon. It was about 20˚F with a wind-chill of 8˚. I have to say I did enjoy it. But I think my next investment needs to be lined tights.
Apparently the St. Paul Hotel offers etiquette classes and has announced its 2007 schedule. This probably isn’t a bad offering, but I wonder if they take the approach my mother and her mother did: “Could you eat with the queen?” was the question that indicated my sister and I were somehow missing our manners or lacking in etiquette.
runnings
Brisk. Definitely brisk. I keep saying I like cool weather running so I made sure I got out today for a run at noon. It was about 20˚F with a wind-chill of 8˚. I have to say I did enjoy it. But I think my next investment needs to be lined tights.
posted by randomrunnings at 5:03 PM
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Too funny! I was just thinking about those "eating with the queen" comments very recently! I specifically remember that when Grandma was especially displeased with our manners, she would announce "you'll never eat with the queen!" I tried the same thing on my kids this past week, and their response was very simple: "But we don't WANT to eat with the queen!" *sigh* I guess that one won't work with this generation.
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