WHAT! HAHAHAHA! With £2.50 you could already buy a decent meal here. Heck, you could buy two decent meals and dessert! Haha! They could've at least tried to make it looks artsy just to justify the price.
I'm liking how you're listing possible small wins, it's kind of similar to what I do with things I'm grateful for. Or at least it has the same effect of uplifting one's spirits. It's nice that you took away a lot of positives from that experience :D
Wonderful, wonderful retelling, my friend! Way to put a shine on an otherwise day dampener!
And yes, I have heard that a 3 headed giraffe monster made of spoons is a must for any art gallery, especially those that serve £2.50 salads ;)
Thank you... and, right?! They could have tried to make it look artsy to justify the price AND because it's a bloomin' art gallery haha!
awww you're tantalising me with that link that only leads back to my own post! (Is this another one of your zen lessons??) Ha!
Um... yes. Hahaha! Just kidding! I really wish I could've done that even accidentally, alas, I had sent that without including the link. Perhaps as a lesson that everything is... oh screw it, I just made a mistake hahhaha! >.<
Here is the link: https://steemit.com/story/@jedau/an-attitude-of-gratitude-1503575014-9049788
If it looked like this at least
I wouldn't have had an issue with the price haha!
Haha! Yes exactly! That and a gherkin would have made my day. :)
A gherkin! Hahaha! My former roommate's sister has a funny way of saying that because she kind of bites down on her tongue when she speaks. That's why I always make it a point to say gherkins whenever I come across that in the grocery haha!
What?! Hahaha! That's so funny! We've got a bit of a thing for gherkins in our household...mmmmmmm...pickles..... :)
I've never been a fan of pickles when I was younger, but as I grew older, I found a renewed appreciation for the finer things in life. All hail that sweet, salty, sour, succulent goodness!
Haha yes! And let us not forget the crrrrrunch either!
Oh yes the crunch! Quite right! It's like the tailwinds of the whole pickle eating experience. It uplifts the whole thing and yet it's criminally underappreciated.