-When I order a table for one, I imagine what the waiter is thinking. “She has no friends or family. She’s single. She’s lonely.” But then I have an idea that makes something light up inside me, writes Johanne Bell.
Table for One: Johanne Bell challenges herself to eat dinner alone, mostly because she wants to know where the discomfort is coming from. Photo: Mathilde Schmidt
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