Hi, and sorry for the late posting.Naturally, I don't remember anything after the weekend!
Lindsey, Alexandria, Angela and Isabella showed up - this is actually the highest number since my return from Germany:
A Saturday beating both Tuesday & Thursday in attendance!
Again of course, it was my turn to talk about Germany, but the chat was less one-sided as we could also enjoy Angela's interesting story about her visit to her friend's wedding in Korea. Did you know that by Korean custom one shouldn't totally finish the food on one's plate as the restaurant (the chef, the host) might be left under the impression the portion was too little? (This info was actually supplied by Isabella, who didn't visit Korea).We also found out that the mentality and values of the Korean people seems to be more like the westerners', not the Japanese, who are "fellow Asians". Apparently, the Koreans give very clear "yes" and "nos", unlike the fuzzy Japanese response.
Our tasty refreshment looked like this:And we studied some idioms starting with the letter "A": (The "fresh eyes" on the picture are pieces of soap - the caption below from where I "stole" the picture suggested it would be a good idea to place these in your bathroom at your Halloween party) Ok, see you ALL tomorrow - I'm aware my Cafe is a little hot, but I'm doing what I can!
The "Master"
