Adrian Howard

I was brought up in a class/culture that talked about breakfast-dinner-tea as the meal order of the day.

Since then I have spent a lot of time in the breakfast-lunch-dinner world.

So now I talk about breakfast-dinner-dinner — and thus am annoying ambiguous to everybody.

My apologies.

Jun 29 at 5:14pmWeb
Show threadRicardo Signes Jun 29
@adrianh The last meal of the day is supper. I will not be taking questions at this time.
Show threadAdrian HowardJun 29
@rjbs True statement. No notes.
Show threadGeorge DinwiddieJun 29
@adrianh As I was growing up, "tea time" on beach vacations was when people had gin and tonics. Generally about 4:00pm on.
Show threadAdrian HowardJun 29
@gdinwiddie Oh don’t get me started on the distinction between “tea” (the 4pm cup of tea and biscuits, or if visitors cake) and “tea” (the evening meal).
Show threadGeorge DinwiddieJun 29
@adrianh 🤣
Show threadDeborah Preuss, pcc 🇨🇦Jun 29
@adrianh 😂
We had breakfast-lunch-supper (possibly French influence, being in Quebec: "souper").
So "dinner" always left me confused: what time do you mean?
Show threadfiniteattentionJun 30
@adrianh Not to Batman.
Show threadAdrian HowardJun 30
@finiteattention <slow clap> :)