Right, so I still haven’t uploaded my pictures from Madrid. I will... soon...
Anyway I went to the library and I confessed to the guidebook having been stolen and the man looked at me over his glasses in a stern sort of way... and then marked the book as lost, deleted it from my record and I didn’t have to pay anything because they don’t charge people for stolen items. I did look somewhat surprised at not having to pay and there is a bit of me that thinks I should have paid them, but I just gave them a very enthusiastic thank you and wandered off.
In other news, I went to the supermarket last night. I went to Sainsbury’s and there Easter Egg selection is rubbish. They didn’t even sell Dairy Milk eggs. So I did my main shopping there and then went to Tesco, which I drive past to get to Sainsbury’s anyway and bought the eggs there instead. They had better deals on Easter Eggs at Tesco anyway, but the best of the deals is that you can buy two Cadbury’s Creme Eggs for 50p (or one for 44p). You know you want to...
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I'm currently addicted to the maltesers bunnies. At 69p each it's an expensive vice. But SO worth it.
Lemonpillows - I have never heard of a Malteser bunny. I'll have to try and track one down before they hope off (that was a an extremely funny joke, in case you were wondering).
I have never heard of the malteser bunny either.
And not having to pay for the stolen book? As a tax-payer I am outraged!!
Kahless - I will have to try and track one down and report back.
I would say that my council tax contributed towards it, but it was actually from a library near where I work which is a different borough to where I live. So basically I borrow the books for free and have contributed nothing, as such, to that borough...
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