This afternoon Kathy and I went to Little & Friday cafe in Newmarket. Obviously very popular, the place was crowded but the Lemon Meringue Pie was delicious and well worth the wait. Strange name for a cafe isn't it? I asked Kathy if it was the names of the owners but not so she said and made some enquiries. Apparently it is so called because initially, the self taught baker/proprietor Kim Evans opened in a "little" shop on a "Friday". Well, if my nephew and his wife can name their new baby girl London, I guess Ms Evans can call her cake shop Little & Friday :-)
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6 comments:
The Ancient Mariner's saying brought a smile to my face.
A Sunday smile:-)
Love the saying - thanks for the laugh!
I love that blue against the white of your Quaker Friendship piece. It will be quite striking. I too went to the library today; libraries are some of my favourite places and I had the good luck to find the three books on my list. I also look like my mother; I can even see it myself. That saying is so true...I usually try to make sense of whatever I am agreeing to, but just wind up clicking that button. Glad you enjoyed your outing.
I love lemon meringue pie! Thank you for finding out the story behind the cafe name too.
Don't get me started on baby names. I run a Toddler Group and I've become very good at smiling fixedly and writing down the little darling name!
Love the board! I look for interesting coffee shops on my travels, a good one was the Blue Banana in Lostine, Oregon. I must do a blog post about it, hard to describe in a few words. Glad you are back, Margaret, I missed your blog.
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