Re: Complimentary bread. Once, in Germany, there was a charge on our bill for bread. We hadn't eaten any from the basket on our table, but we were charged because we had not told the waiter to remove it when we sat down. (This was a very long time after WWII.)

Thanks for your enjoyable word to the wise (and the rest of us), Olychick Next time I ride transit, I expect I'll share it with some other riders. ole joyful/joyful guy

Friends from Massachusetts are visiting my neighbour below me for Thanksgiving. I get to walk their dog whenever I want. So I took him for a walk and home with me while they were at church. Merlin wants to play with Elliott so bad, but he doesn't want any part of him.

Why do defense lawyers go out for Mexican food when they’re feeling down? . . . . . To get some case-ideas!