Coach House..neigh?

So lately or in other words last two days I have been reading the book Speak by Laurie Anderson (20 pages to left) and that is basically all I did today was read,so I finally decided to do something productive with my life and go out to eat. (AHAHAH all I do is eating so its not the productive so minus 10 points on life but add 20 for socializing?) Anyway I went with my aunt and a couple of her friends that I knew, from a first impression it is as if the customers were stuck between time zones. The decoration was as if the old fashion homey diner meets the twenty first century dinner, instead of the average juke box pertable music,there is candle light. However the walls held the originality of architecture of the building showing bare brick in soem areas, as photgrapghs of simple dinner things roamed the restaurant,my favourite being this picture of two stras crisscrossing in a milkshake(balck and white). When looking at the menu one say the idel home made food items, from mango shrimp to simple chicken pot pie. The food however was worth what ever price you paid for. Espically the coffee, almost as good as the leading brand Starbucks or Dunkin Doughnuts. Highly Recommend the Coach house. However the cherry on top was when we had paid for the bill and left we were watching the lightening in the sky and how it made certain parts light up and others darken, and as we were leaving some one said in the background," i saw thunder" may i say this woman was well above age to understand the concept of thunder vs lightening.