Impeccable Table MannersPaul and Jimno commentIt is a tingle, definitely. A cautiously euphoric pins-and-needles feeling, that you don't dare take notice of until you're on...
Impeccable Table MannersEmma and Jackno commentWhat brings you together can tear you apart in the end, and what attracts you to people does usually turn out...
Impeccable Table MannersAndre and Danno commentWe all think we'd love to know what people say about us once we leave the room, but we really...
Impeccable Table MannersSusan and Phil10 CommentsThe thing with getting older is you're less predisposed to flannel. You want people to cut to the chase, because...
Impeccable Table MannersJared and Ellenno commentIt's the waiting, isn't it? That's what gets you. Waiting for a date is harrowing; it's bad for your health....
Impeccable Table MannersLucy and Vikno commentClosing the door – that's the hardest part when you're single, and live alone. Whether it's a slam, a satisfying...
Impeccable Table MannersLou and Georgeno commentIt's always hard to return from a vacation. You step out, blinking furiously, into the airport terminal to be greeted...
Impeccable Table MannersAlastair and Charlotteno commentWe live in dark times, you may have noticed. The country is taking it in turns to feel angry and...
Impeccable Table MannersJon and Karen4 Comments Appearances can be deceptive. It sounds obvious to say it but most of us, when we look at someone...
Impeccable Table MannersSimon and Cazno comment There used to be a really interesting looking shop on Shepherd's Bush Road in Hammersmith, the quirky middle-class kind of place...