The "Tree and Lobster" - Come in and have a frink!

Lots of vacations and crew rotation.

OIC

Ya know how it goes.

Then, how about I serve the treats to the assorted fauna on board while you prepare coffee for us?
I've brought lakhmaniot (sweet little egg bread) and Israeli honey to go with it. Can you make my coffee a large latte with a spoonful of Irish cream?

I like that idea. Do you have a preferred taste of coffee. As you know the TARDIS stocks many brands and types from plain coffee to the more exotic blends.

If you have some on hand, I'd like a pure Arabica from Kenya. It has a very nice and strong flavor, but without any bitterness. Which honey do you want to try, Jerusalem forest, Desert plants, or the Northern Galilee poppy and orange blossom honey?

We got plenty of the coffee blend you like. I would like the poppy and orange blossom honey.

I'm back.

And I need a dreamberry brew, pronto.

Ah a new crew member. Points to the never dry self serve bar. Help yourself to all of the dreamberry wine or ale of your choice Quiver.

Mmmh,mumm,gtff...sorry, I meant, these dreamberry and chocolate chip cookies are really good. Do you know who baked them?
Dreamberry & raspberry tea too? Wow! I hope it tastes as good as it smells.
Hi, Quiver,G0lden, how are you doing?
I'm having a break before returning to sort out my library. I've haven't thrown a books in 45 years and there are some I must let go now. Seriously, what am I going to do with my French primer from 1st grade or my college calculus?

We're doing very good.

I made up the cookie recipe, I'm glad it work out so well.

they're scrumptious, you're a baking artist
I've got a box of 145 large school and college books which I want to let go. It's outside my door and will -unfortunately- remain there until someone is willing to help (I can't even drag it let alone lift it)
This said, I also need assistance to put up all my kids' pictures. Anyone willing to assist my cousin and I this afternoon?
Whoever volunteers gets to share the Shabbat meal with us.

Wouldn't mind giving you a hand with those pictures. Dinner? Sure why not.

OK, let's get to it. It one family portrait per year for the past 24 years, so it should occupy us until dinner time...which is the usual Shabbat deal at my place:
-Kiddush on wine and challah (watch out for Winglebert, he loves Challah bread)
-Salade niçoise (potato, tomato, cucumber, olives, hard boiled eggs, anchovies, with a dressing of olive oil and lemon juice)
-baked Salmon (yes the cats get some of that too)
-spinach with caramelized onion and sauteed mushrooms
-crème brûlée with Russian cigarette cookies
-saying Grace (yep, we Jews give thanks once our bellies are full so it's more heartfelt, or should I say bellyfelt?)

Sounds good.