What I Did Yesterday

 

Yesterday, after finishing volunteering with Age Action in the Wexford Library, I went on over to the Wexford Arts Centre for lunch in the D'lush Cafe.

I met Amy there who I thought was very friendly, welcoming and accommodating. She even helped me to my table. Even though I knew what I wanted, I held off a bit and waited for Mum and James to arrive before ordering. I had to wait for a bit because they were finding it difficult to find parking, but they eventually did and joined me.

Anyway, I ordered the pancakes with maple syrup, James had the pancakes too but with bacon instead of maple syrup and Mum had a crepe with sugar and lemon juice. Many would see pancakes as a snack but for me, I am at the stage where that'd do for my lunch and I think James is that way inclined too. Mum, however, would tend to go for other things like soda bread and soup and nothing on the lunch menu appealed to her.

I would go again and James would go again. We'd probably order more pancakes and you never know, we might get to a stage where Amy would simply have a stack of pancakes on standby when I make the call to book a table! 😂😂

It's a nice atmosphere with good people and I enjoyed it. Here's hoping I get to go more often.

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