All Comments on 'A Good Breakfast'

Nicely written vignette. You give use a real feel for them in a short time. Personally, I don't see the need for the inclusion of degradation on the list. Also, to say she has no worth but for his pleasure, I get the point being made but don't care for it being made that way. Those two points diminish, for me, what is otherwise astrong relationship.

Not likely to have had coffee in 1931.

A most enjoyable little piece; thank you for letting us share it. Coffee wasn't all that widely drunk in the early thirties but Camp coffee would have been available just about everywhere for those with a taste for it - and of course, there were the Lyons Coffee Houses where people might well have developed such a taste.

Good work - I'd like to read more stories like this one.

Nothing constructive; just here to say I enjoyed this. :D

Hoping to see more!