'Nuestra once/ Our Tea Time'
Denisse Lazo-González
On Saturdays I would have afternoon tea with my
grandparents, it was at that other town.
Mother stayed at home with the little ones. It was all
because of the cold. Half spellbound, I would watch the programme that my grandparents so much liked.
They had such a good time watching that programme, it never seemed to end.
"That shockin' ol' man's laughin' so rowdily he's gonnafright'n my li' girl,'
my grandmother always used to say, while I sat crossÂ-leggedin
front of the TV set.
Our afternoon teas on Saturday, our onces.
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