Word: waitere
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...closet, so I left mine at home. I had called room service for coffee, then discovered there was no robe. When the coffee came, I took a sheet off the bed and wrapped it around myself toga style to answer the door. I can imagine what the waiter thought. I can just see him going back to the kitchen and saying, "You'll never guess what I saw in Room...
...waiter came promptly, and we ordered two Bud Lites--no sense in getting blitzed right off. She carded us, and we proudly handed over our i.d.s. Although the beers cost $3 each, the portions were ample...
...Wursthaus (4 JFK St.), or as the sign to the upstairs bar read, Zum Goldenen Lowen. We sat talking at our low wood table in the front room for about 15 minutes before realizing that there was no waiter. Julie approached the bar, which was surrounded by tall men and lined with dozens of ceramic steins and college pennants...
Once through the Kong's red doors, we decided to stay downstairs. We were hungry, so the two of us and John ordered a Bowl ($9.75), and Dan ordered a beer (prices range $2.25-$2.75). The waiter called over the manager, who carded us. We also ordered Peking ravioli, dun-dun noodles and sweet-and-sour chicken (food's expensive...
Above all, there were her intense relationships with two Polish men, both dying of cancer. One was with a 40-year-old waiter, whom she met while working as a medical social worker at St. Thomas's Hospital in London. She recalls how he left her (pounds)500 (then worth more than $2,000) in his will, saying "I will be a window in your home." The words are now engraved below a window in St. Christopher's lobby. The other relationship, which her biographer, Shirley du Boulay, calls "unconsummated, unfulfilled, unresolved," was with a refugee in a home...