On those nights I need the vodka, or else I’d break apart too.
I decided to carry on walking toward the big supermarket, which was around twenty minutes away.
It would be a more efficient use of my time, allowing me to purchase everything at once, rather than going home and having to go out again.
My shopper was feeling rather heavy, and so I put it down and unfolded the collapsible frame that was stored in one of the inside compartments.
I built it up, fitted the bag, et voilà! A shopper on wheels.
It made a rather inharmonious trundling sound, but this was more than compensated for by the efficacy with which it transported heavier items.
The supermarket in question carried a wide range of quality goods—not just food and drink, but toasters, sweaters, Frisbees and novels.
It wasn’t a Tesco Metro, it was a Tesco Extra. It was, in short, one of my favorite places in the world. Tesco!
Bright lights, clear labeling, 3 FOR 2 and BOGOF and ANY 3 FOR £5.
I took a trolley, because I enjoy pushing them. I stuck my shopper in the child’s seat,
and it was quite tricky to peer round it, but that only made the exercise more fun.
I didn’t go straight to the vodka; instead, I perused each aisle in turn, starting upstairs in the electrical goods section
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