I spent years cultivating being interesting at dinner parties—just the right blend of talking, of peacocking, of occasional listening—and my daughter has achieved the same captivating effect by almost holding a spoon correctly.
I spent years cultivating being interesting at dinner parties—just the right blend of talking, of peacocking, of occasional listening—and my daughter has achieved the same captivating effect by almost holding a spoon correctly.
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