Re: Lidl and Public Transport
BGN emerged from their own little world to say
I have today travelled from Folkestone to home by bus. I haven't been
on a bus for 13 years so thought it would be a novel experience. I
travelled to Folkestone with Mother who was going to give my brother a
lift to go shopping.
"I haven't been to Waitrose since October," I said just as we arrived
at Richard's abode, "I'm always working when you visit."
"Oh Nicky, we're not going to Waitrose," said Mother, "I'm giving
Richard a lift to Lidl instead."
OH. MY. GOD. My lips dried out, I started to sweat and my life
flashed before my eyes.
<snip bigotry>
It's just a shop.
If you could see past your prejudice you'd realise it is quite a good shop
for certain items esp. the deli section.
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wessie at tesco dot net
BMW R1150GS
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