I was in the (as usual) glacially slow queue at a national trust tearoom on Saturday, behind a woman who, although she'd been standing around for ages, when she was served seemed to be totally surprised at the idea of actually choosing anythingand dithered around wondering what cake and drink to have, as though she'd never seen them before, instead of being in front of them for a good ten minutes. And why is it only woman who do this? And why are ditherers oblivious to the enormous queue crinding their teeth behind them?
Kate Garroway-Care at home costs
Is it me or am I getting mixed messages