I was reading in West Hartford Center. Cindy was having an early dinner nearby. We started talking. Books. Grammar. How many strangers do you meet who can recite
all of the prepositions in alphabetical order?
all of the prepositions in alphabetical order?
Cindy is a waiter at a very nice French restaurant in the center. She also cares for her elderly mother and helps her husband while he is starting his own business.
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You meet the most interesting people if you just strike up a conversation.
4 comments:
So you must mean you could recite all the prepositions in alpha order? Or perhaps Cindy could? What a strange thing to come up with in an introductory conversation! I guess if I knew them, I might share it. Camera came out too at some point!
And she has a very nice smile.
You are brave the way you strike up conversations with strangers, Jack!
Cindy is a woman with a lot of balls in the air.
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