Yes, but I mean *brunch* as an almost midday meal, at which a variety glorious breakfast foods are consumed freshly prepared (absolutely *no* bain-maries) at leisurely pace by relaxed individuals. Not infrequently this is accompanied by the consumption of more than one life-restoring coffee (which is not burnt, and moreover which has had nought to do with some plastic pod being placed in a machine). Crosswords are optional. The entire experience is one of almost luxuriance, yet the cost is generally about £5.
That, my friend, is brunch. And when I am next in Melbourne, I plan to brunch at least thrice a week. Outdoors.
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Date: 2008-01-04 12:48 pm (UTC)That, my friend, is brunch. And when I am next in Melbourne, I plan to brunch at least thrice a week. Outdoors.