Winchester - Tokyo: A Reunion Of Two Cities [1 more: 5!] Photograph

My honourable reader, life is indeed a veritable music box of surprises! Why such a flamboyant statement at this hour of the evening – or so it is if you are in jolly old England – and the reason is both simple and mouth-wateringly scrumdidlyumptious! I happened to have found one final photograph from my zest-drizzling adventures with Sachi and Little Alex and what a marvellous moment have I cunningly frozen in time – literally, so to speak! If I am held with respect for my teaching expertise then you should know that I am also responsible for enamouring many hearts for my equal show of adeptness in another very different field: in the art of playing jokes! For every Joker, there is a, well, erm, a Jokeress and I am she! The story behind the picture you ask me? Well, put that frown away and those scrutinising eyes and I shall quite happily fill you in! Sachi, Alex and myself were all sat in a restaurant sharing a good laugh about this and that. Our menus were in front of us but Alex had a children’s version and I immediately swooped opposite him and asked him how hungry he was – a pertinent question for the itsy-bitsy prank that I had under my sleeve, ready to be released upon his utterance of the words! “Mazzy, I’m soooooooooooo hungry! I can eat everything!!!” I nodded in agreement for I was most peckish too after all that turbo charging in the playground! Sachi looked at us both with pretend motherly sympathy - that lady knows how to play along like a proper pro! I proceeded to scan Alex’s menu and then, as if an eagle had landed, I crashed the bombshell on the little chap. “Oh dear me, dear! Do you know what it says in the small print?” Alex’s eyes, enlarged and with a slight twitch of worry, replied that he hadn’t a clue. I pursed my lips and let out a big sigh. “What is it, Mazzy?”, he pleaded! I shook my head in feigned despair and disappointment. “Alex, this is not good!”, I said turning my head up to face him. He gulped. “It says here that if you are under 5ft then it takes an extra hour for your food to be served – sorry old chap…!” He snatched the menu off my hands, embarrassed and ticklishly annoyed because he knew in an instant that I had just made a monkey’s uncle out of him…!!!! Giggle, giggle!!!! Photographs & Words: © Masufa Khatun | Mazzy Khatun Photo Stories | Winter Reunion Series | 2015

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