Leggings - Mad Activities!

*Picture - Jarrolds!

Leggings – Mad Activities!

Outside the flat the world moves on. The city is crowded with shoppers, not entirely trusting a bargain, yet out for a good time on a Saturday Afternoon... Oh hey the radio announcer is at it again, reading this out as I think it out. Don't mind readers have a wonderful time!

Every shop I went into seemed to have some interaction with the negative groups, in the clothes shop where I exchanged some jeans for some more flared jeans, there was Mabel (from Belsen, Kommandant's daughter's, in an argument with me the other day, she did say so, yet I wonder...) family, dark, mean, and tall. Perhaps they'd bred into the Hitlers – hoping for more intelligence. Its good to know that they read my blog too!

They worked on the shop assistants to make my life more difficult and stop me taking the jeans back. “It's not true, what she says,” Insisted the darker girl nastily, “She lies....” came out in a hiss... “And she'll have taken off the tags, wait and see...”

The sales assistant asked them to leave, “We treat everyone the same, so if you don't stop, we'll have to ask you to leave...”

“Says she's the one from the concentration camp!” the darker one yelled out, as they filed out of the shop. I wonder if that's Beryl, or her daughter... I liked the name when I was younger, now I'd like a small dog to call Beryl, or perhaps Berry!

I found some alternative jeans and changed them. Went onto shop at M & S, lots of good food, and then some fudge for 50p a box at the till... lol! Every one has to have something! Even me! The M & S managers seem to be in a huddle in the midst of the shop, they had been got at too! The shoppers were upset around me, apparently without warning signs they had moved things around in the shop. It took me ages to find the curries. I failed in the quest to find the little French onion and Greek feta pies though!

On the way on, I visited the foyer bit of W.H Smith – the bookshop where I noticed that people had been asking about the books I write, and that one of the staff and visitor were discussing them nearby. I hope that they can get them for you, in Norwich Jarrolds (https://www.jarrold.co.uk/departments/books ) has been good enough to sell my books this year, and may have some you can see, touch etc... before you buy. Also The Hive – the independent bookshop (http://www.thebookhive.co.uk/contact/ ) up in London Rd, near to Bank Plain sells them to the public too. They've been a great support to me over the years. All book sellers should be able to order you one in, if you have the title, authors name and the ibsn....

I went from there to Iceland, to get in some frozen food, well its there when you need it. Even in there they had someone grumbling away....

Hope by now you have a feeling of being in Norwich in January, in the deep gray of near spring.