We dined Saturday evening in the hotel's dining room where the waiter steps to your side offering a soup spoon atop a linen napkin that rests upon a china plate. It is rare indeed today to see this kind of presentation, but in a hotel filled with history, one that holds to a certain manner of tradition, it can be expected and relished.
The large, old window in our bathroom allowed views of the sunrise.
It is good to go away, yet it is even better to come home. Experience has taught me that the absence of normalcy is what makes going away a special treat. But to quote a famous bard, "People usually are the happiest at home." I could not agree more.
Home is the place where soup spoons are set by your soup bowl on any given day, but very properly of course.
3 comments:
Hi Cathy,
I love what you notice and how you "see" things;-)
Have a Blessed day Hugs and Love, Linnie
Little details like that are so neat. When we went to St. Louis this past May the hotel where we stayed kept a bowl of apples on the front desk by the door(the front desk really was a desk and not a counter like in many hotels). And they were GOOD apples, too. So glad you had some time away, and so happy you are home again.
As much as I like to go away, I agree that coming home is the best. Your hotel sounds like it was very lovely.
Blessings!
Deborah
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