The day Trevor Ells discovered his name was an anagram of Traveller was the day day he decided to change his life. He would 'up sticks' and follow his feet to where they took him. He would no longer be tied by the shackles of his conventional life. This was his day of destiny, a life changing day based on one fundamental flaw that you may have already spotted. Trevor was dyslexic and anagrams were not his strength.
Packing a handful of belongings into a backpack Trevor pulled the door closed on his old life and stepped out with a burning ambition to follow his heart. Since a child Trevor had always wanted to go to New York
After two days in Newark, Trevor found a little cafe where the menu comprised laminated photographs of the meals that they served. Staring up at the beautiful woman who had come to serve him he pointed to a picture of eggs, beans and chips and fell hopelessly in love. He was not to know that his waitress Cathy was the owner of the little cafe and had seen in Trevor something special, something she shared.
Ten years on they are married with two children and their love is a true and constant as their misreading of the sign above their premises - but then through some eyes 'Cafe' can look like 'Cathy' can't it? Well I wouldn't want to tell them any different. True love should be cherished however it works.
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