It takes a sophisticated diner indeed to master “dining au deux.”
This dining style is potentially full of awkward negotiations.
For example, you must work out which of the two diners will dine first, how long each diner will dine, whether you will break up the dining time into shorter or longer turns, and – most critical – who will get to take home the tasty leftovers.
So if you have strong personal opinions on any (all) of these options, it is good to select the most amiable dining partner possible to make negotiations easier.






Author: Shannon Cutts
Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
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So adorable 🙂
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Awww-Pearl’s proud mommy wholeheartedly agrees, Tammy!:)
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LMBO! Yes, I thought a plate swap was in the featherless assistant’s future! I know it’s always in mine.
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Yup-plus this way, if someone small with feathers decides he’s still hungry, mommy has his plate waiting! 😉
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