I need to get back to the TR and bring you up to date with the adventures of those Very Important People in Row 2.
So to the actual food.The offerings on this sector really aren't up to F standard but the English do comfort food really well so it is acceptable.They always start with a virtually identical starter plate.
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The scallop appetiser was good.
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My salmon was just a tiny bit overcooked so not bad.Mrsdrron's looked a little drier.
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Then the apple and rhubarb crumble wasn't outstanding.
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Now when it comes to this F experience it is worth pointing out that I pay for this but the price would increase if I paid QF J on the SYD-SIN-SYD sectors.It still beats QF J.I had the Grand Siecle on the ground but switched to the English sparkling in the air.It was a bit of a shock at first but on reminding myself this wasn't champagne I did actually enjoy it.I actually didn't need the FA to tell me that now I had this wine opened and no one else would be game to try it I would need to have at least 2 more glasses.With the meal I switched to the French red.
The service on this flight was excellent.Two male FAs that were friendly,chatted to the pax but were also very efficient.
Next to the IFE.I watched "The Book Club"and had a great laugh.
Next watched Chappaquiddick.Not great though I had forgotten how lucky Ted Kennedy was.Drove his car off a bridge on Friday night.Saturday night Neil Armstrong stepped on to the moon and knocked Ted off the front page.
I then watched an English doco-"Nothing Like a Dame".Maggie Smith,Judi Dench.Joan Plowright and Eileen Atkins trading memories.What wonderful,entertaining women.
Just before landing I had the snack.Again the English do finger sandwiches well.
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By the time we arrived in SIN all the time lost with the runway hole had been made up.Several of the F pax were very glad as they were transferring to BA12-the A380 service to LHR.