"Robert J. Chassell" wrote:
>
> but that was *nothing* compared to the discussion about sex in the
> Japanese restaurant...
>
> Please tell us about the discussion. (You can ignore the sex; some of
> us know about sex. Who were the people at the restaurant? What did
> you say? What was mortifying? {think `were I writing a novel'} I keep
> being reminded of a comment by a elderly British, female demographer
> that "Dutch parents talk about sex with their children; English
> parents don't".)
When you have a carrying voice and two teenaged daughters, discussing
much about sex in a restaurant is liable to embarrass them.
It wasn't so much that we minded what was being said about sex, but that
it was being said a little too loudly.
There weren't very many *other* people in the restaurant, just enough
just close enough for us to be mortified. :)
(And the topic was female orgasm.)
Julia
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