Timeline: 1992, on holiday in Madeira. We are the youngest guests in our hotel by about 25 years. We get asked out by 2 waiters and, after checking with our Rep that we'll be okay ("They'll treat you like their Mamas"), we go. And have a good time.
As we are getting ready for bed, my cousin says, "Oh, I forget to tell you ... waiter A said that he loves me. But I knew he was lying."
"How did you know?" asks me, once I've stopped laughing hysterically.
"His lips were moving."
7 comments:
That's what they say about politicians too, LOL
Funny!
I wonder what the chalk board means, though. You have got me intrigued now.
Love the story about the waiters - so funny (and of course, it's probably very true!)
Matthew's Gospel, Ch5 is about the Sermon on the Mount. That bit is a speech all about how to find happiness. V.11 talks about people telling lies about you because of your faith; interestingly, V12 is a continuation of that theme, but refers to the people who lied about the Prophets.
So if it is a quote from Matthew, it's a bit odd... hummm maybe we're meant to think laterally... or maybe he's just got a bit of a huff with someone and that's his way of expressing it. The only way to know is to go ask him!!
Still it made you remember a great story and gave us all a laugh (and laughter is definitely one of the ways to find happiness)!
That is a pricless comment, Ruth! LOL! :-D
All said with a Scouse accent of course :0)
So funny, I have a "friend" I could say the same about today..lol
......:-)Hugs
lol about the waiters! And intriguing about the chalkboard :-)
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