Wednesday we ate a romantic Middle eastern breakfast in an transparent outdoor tent. Outdoor temperature was a balmy 36 F (2C).


Tents with a view of the trees and sky.

Delicious food and great company! ¡Olé! –Rebecca
This post is part of Debbie’s Six Word Saturday! Click on the word six or in the previous sentence for some great photos!
I admire your fortitude, but it’s definitely not for me. My cosy kitchen/diner, my coffee pot bubbllng away, my toaster handy and newspaper spread across the table, that’s breakfast for me.
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Thanks, Mari. Sounds like another lovely way to start the day!
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What a wonderful idea these outdoor tents.
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Thanks, Sadje. We appreciate restaurants who go to this level of effort to give us a safe dining experience!
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Absolutely right Rebecca.
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That is cool..thanks
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Quite cool, the metal seat was the only cold part! 😉
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I bet !!
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How lovely. Where there is a will, there is a way!
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Seemed spacious compared to eating breakfast in our car which we do Mondays. 🙂
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Something different too, which is always fun. I am hoping to carve out time later to submit to your friend poetry prompt. Is there a cut off time today?
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Yes, novel experience. If you could have your pareado by 6 pm CST today, that would be great. Thanks, Michele!
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I will do my best. If I don’t make it, I will enjoy reading others. 😊
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All right, this week it’s early because of the Monday event – Day of Love snd Friendship.
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We’ll miss you xo
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I will do my best this afternoon. 🙂
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I just wrote it and added it to my blog. Your prompt made me realize that I met my fellow English teacher, friend, Diette ten years ago. Thanks for the prompt! 🌻
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Great, thanks Michele, look forward to reading it!
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I linked to your site. Did it come through?
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Hm, I haven’t seen it. I looked on your site and saw poetry in another form.
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It is after my earlier published poems, on today’s post. I also just added it to your February Challenge page. Thank you for this lovely prompt and for the opportunity to share.
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Maybe link went to spam?
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Aha, it was in pending comments. Good call. Surprising since you’ve been commenting regularly on Fake Flamenco for a while!
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It probably happened because it was a link. I’ve never messaged you that way before. I look forward to reading the other poems.
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Thanks for your support, Michele!
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Oh. My. Goodness. That looks like such (cool) fun, Rebecca!
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Very cool! I stayed warm next to Evan 🙂
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Aww.
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Those are so cool 😀
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Thanks, Cee. Our little Covid-safe paradise!
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How wonderful that you were able to dine safely outdoors! Love the winter patio tents.
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Thanks, Rosaliene. I joke with Evan snd call him my portable heat generator. He helped warm the space. We had a great breakfast. 🙂
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What a fun outing you had despite the chilly air. I wonder how many of those outdoor tents will remain once the new normal approximates the before times? I think many will stay up around here. Btw, my own post today was the Flamingo I promised you a couple of months ago. (Sorry no Flamingo emoji. Where are those slacker graphic designers anyway?)
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Great, fun to see your flamingo today!
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What fun! And so sorry not even to submit two lines of poetry this month. My son and his wife and their two small children arrived from London for half term and …. need I say more …?
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Dear Margaret, sounds like you’re very busy with a wonderful visit with family. Have a great time!
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We will, despite wall-to-wall rain.
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Wow, 2°C?! And outdoor dining? Even if there were heaters, it’s crazy you braved the cold for a meal. For me as a Californian, I would have not been able to tolerate it!
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There’s a silly Midwestern bravado – people say “I can take it”. Out of the wind, it wasn’t so bad. 🙂 We’d melt in the CA sun!
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How lovely!
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Thank you, Rupali. We enjoyed our breakfast date very much.
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Good on ya! What fun!
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Very fun date with my guy.
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