Mid-19th century British breakfast
It's 4 days off from today. Unfortunately there is still light rain in Fujisawa.
But I'm sure it will clear up in the afternoon. , and the weather forecast.
I've been putting out antique prints for the past few days and writing a history manuscript.
There was a picture that was just right for a holiday morning like today.
It is a scene of the breakfast of the British common people in the middle of the 19th century.
My parents, my grandfather and grandmother, and five children.
There is no place for everyone to sit, but they are full of kindness.
Cereal is probably what everyone eats with a spoon.
Mother is just pouring milk into the teacup.
It's like milk in after.
Dad is cutting bread.
The morning sun shines behind the boy reading a book, signaling the start of a peaceful day. . . . .
When I came to Dimbula earlier, the staff had finished cleaning and setting the table, and everyone was drinking morning tea.
This is Dimbra's family. . . . .
Now, let's stand up and welcome you all. 
