Seth saw this one in Peru. Aside from the weird, possibly pretentious, quotation marks (dahling, Fallen Angel is "the" restaurant) it is quite an aesthetically pleasing place.
Your blog is hilarious - so right on. It's amazing that so many people misuse quotation marks. As the daughter of an English teacher I am probably fussier than most, but c'mon people! Don't they realize that poor grammar and atrocious spelling makes them look stoopid? Thanks for this fun blog!
I found the name of this restaurant rather odd so I Googled it. Now that I've read the website http://www.fallenangelincusco.com, I understand it even less! (No insight about the UQMs yet, either.)
Your blog is hilarious - so right on. It's amazing that so many people misuse quotation marks. As the daughter of an English teacher I am probably fussier than most, but c'mon people! Don't they realize that poor grammar and atrocious spelling makes them look stoopid? Thanks for this fun blog!
ReplyDeleteFrom this picture, I can only assume that this must be "the" restaurant of munchkins.
ReplyDeleteI found the name of this restaurant rather odd so I Googled it. Now that I've read the website http://www.fallenangelincusco.com, I understand it even less! (No insight about the UQMs yet, either.)
ReplyDeleteMaybe they serve French tea?
ReplyDeleteOr maybe one may eat "the" there. Just everything cut into or spooned into "T," "H," and "E" shapes...