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When among the richest citizens in a city offer to make you a cup of tea, you cannot but feel humbled, especially since it's something my wife does not "respect" - an American term I've become accustomed to. If I'm late for an appointment, I don't respect that person's time; if I hope someone else will clean and carry my used coffee cup from the office desk to the pantry for washing up, I don't respect their position. "You don't respect what I do for you," I told my wife recently, wondering what she'd say in her defence. "It's ...
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Kishore Singh: When respect means DIY
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