The invitation can come from you
A birthday does not need a large party to matter. It might be a quiet dinner, a glass of wine after the theatre or a walk before dessert. I would like to hear what feels like you: somewhere familiar or a city where you would enjoy seeing yourself differently.
You do not have to explain your age to me. At forty, fifty or beyond, what matters is your taste, your curiosity and the pleasure of being listened to.
A voice before a table for two
Tell me the city and approximate date. We can speak first and see whether dinner together feels natural. I do not bring a script to the table. I want to hear your stories, follow the questions that arise and leave room for a smile when words are unnecessary.
We can agree on the restaurant, when the evening begins and whether you would like only dinner or time afterwards too. If I need to travel from Spain, I will check that before confirming.
The lovely part is having a choice
I cannot promise a scene from a film. I can offer attention, presence and a chance to get acquainted without hurrying. You can choose the mood: dressed-up, playful or unhurried conversation over one last drink.
If this sounds like your evening, write: “It is my birthday and I would enjoy dinner with company in [city].” We can talk about how we get along, the date and the plans. We agree on the fee, duration and any expenses before a booking is confirmed.