Grand Tea at GF

[leight]

I'm joining DH in orlando on friday at the tail end of his golf trip with his BF. I have an ADR at the GF's Afternoon tea for a solo -any recommendations? I am an avid reader and have been a solo diner outside of WDW for years-am totally comfortable in a restaurant w/ a good book. But will it be rude to do this at the tea? I love reading about the Victorian Era- as well as most British History, and Dh would never go w/ me to this. I am soooo looking forward to it but don't want to be rude. ANy thoughts?

 

[ducklite]

I'm joining DH in orlando on friday at the tail end of his golf trip with his BF. I have an ADR at the GF's Afternoon tea for a solo -any recommendations? I am an avid reader and have been a solo diner outside of WDW for years-am totally comfortable in a restaurant w/ a good book. But will it be rude to do this at the tea? I love reading about the Victorian Era- as well as most British History, and Dh would never go w/ me to this. I am soooo looking forward to it but don't want to be rude. ANy thoughts?

I don't think it would be rude at all! Enjoy!

Anne

 

[magicmaster]

That would not be rude at all.

You may not even want to read your book as the setting is so beautiful.

Have a great time!

 

[Thumper's Tara]

I'm joining DH in orlando on friday at the tail end of his golf trip with his BF. I have an ADR at the GF's Afternoon tea for a solo -any recommendations? I am an avid reader and have been a solo diner outside of WDW for years-am totally comfortable in a restaurant w/ a good book. But will it be rude to do this at the tea? I love reading about the Victorian Era- as well as most British History, and Dh would never go w/ me to this. I am soooo looking forward to it but don't want to be rude. ANy thoughts?

I don't think that this is rude at all. As a solo person who travels a lot for business and pleasure, I do this all the time!

I am planning on doing the same thing at the Tea on 1/23! I am looking forward to enjoying a good book and a nice tea on my solo trip.

It sounds like you are another book love like myself - I read a lot of books. Have you read anything by Alison Wier? Any recommendations for Victorian Era - I really enjoyed Victoria's Daughters by Jerrold M. Packard. I am always looking for more to read (I probably personally keep Amazon and Barnes & Noble in business).

ttfn,
Tara

 

[ducklite]

And if anyone is ever looking for a tea companion on a weekend, please PM me--I'm always up for it!

Anne

 

[budbeerlady]

I used to do this all the time when Dh was gone! Go for it!