
Borup is not a common sir name like Smith or Johnson. Growing up in Utah valley, my Dad was the only Borup in the phone book. So tonight, when we showed up at PF Changs and found out that another Borup had taken our reservation, we weren’t too happy.
Turns out my cousin was meeting some friend for dinner at the same restaurant with a party of 6. He friend asked if they had a reservation for Borup and they said yes and sat them. When my cousin came in, he joined.
When we arrived, we dropped the women off curbside. After parking the car I went inside and found the women waiting. After waiting for a while with them I asked what happened to our reservation and they told me what happened. Beth pointed to the table that had taken the reservation and I immediately recognized Cory and Lynette. They were out celebrating Lynette’s birthday and we were celebrating Beth’s.
What were the chances of getting 2 different Borup parties of six going to the same restaurant at the same time?
After we finally got seated, we could laugh about it.