You're super welcome @Phoenix_Rising 
Good plan! Yes I hear you on that and I've been thinking the same thing with my upcoming trip. My thoughts on this were to maybe leave a jacket or something on the chair so they knew that someone was still using the table. You could even leave something on the table like a book or magazine or something. What are your thoughts on this? I'm open to suggestions too haha 
Awwwww super giant thank you for the birthday wishes @Pepsimax @Former-Member @Faith-and-Hope. @Faith-and-Hope I super love the sparkly picture!!!
@Former-Member I think the idea of leaving my jacket on the back of the chair is a good plan...now watch me report in tomorrow that I forgot my jacket cos I left it on the back of the chair.
Do you get the feeling that me celebrating my birthday by myself at the all-you-can-eat place is going to look a bit like this to anyone looking on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whh7aZjNiSE
Hope you enjoy your turtle cupcake, maybe just a nibble, something tells me there's going to be lots of birthday goodies to enjoy today 🙂
Haha the key is not to forget your jacket! You will have to make a mental note to check the table and chair to make sure you have all your stuff
I love Mr. Bean!! Haha I dont think it will look like that to anyone else...unless you decided to write yourself a birthday card and pretend someone else put it on the table for you He's so funny...that coat hanger
@Former-Member I COULD write myself a card and put it on the table. That would solve the how-to-keep-table-reserved issue.
I often find myself having what I call "Mr Bean" moments. The other day, I pulled up at an automated gate where you have to press a button for the gate to open. Of course I pulled up too far from the button. I spent a while trying to super reach out the window, and then I ended up opening the door. But I had my seatbelt on and so I was still super reaching and yet couldn't reach the button. Then I took my seatbelt off and STILL couldn't reach the button so I had to actually get out of the car. By the time I FINALLY got the gate open I was giggling to myself thinking "yep, that would definitely have looked like a Mr Bean moment to anyone watching."
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