not stop raining. Actually it does not rain, water falls: It is. As you walk, you're going picking, you stick to your clothes and soak you as if she had dressed out of the shower. If you wear a raincoat or waterproof, the water condenses and drips into your pants, you get in your shoes. The umbrella is a useless instrument, so it gets wet inside than out thanks to the same condensation problem. Also, do not run an air drop.
Do not feel like going outside and seeing the sights, we've talked enough. Not a joke.
'll go to the center and continue looking for the slow cooker. On the way back we pass by the "hyper" to buy bread and see if any seafood to make soup for dinner. Hypermarket
And what I will talk about today.
I repeat: I, in England, I am not a tourist, a resident. I buy at the supermarket if you want to eat. The tourists do not waste your time going into these sites, but should.
Apparently everything is the same here than there. Instead of calling Carrefur, Erosky, Mercadona, etc, are called Morrison, Asda, Tesco, Waitrose ... Lidl and Aldi are also, as elsewhere in Europe.
Ya before entering the first surprise you when you go to take the cart (No, driving without a license, not this). You have to choose: there are large, small, deep, flat, baby seat (with seat belt, of course), with seats for two babies, adaptable to wheelchairs or electric carts for the disabled. Here do not walk with coins, you have to put a pound slot if you want to catch one.
In the lobby you'll find a couple of ATMs, a container for used bags and a money exchange machine, but the opposite: People carry bags full of coins worth less than twenty pence, the machine account and gives you back that amount in tickets (I guess in exchange for some of the coins).
Once inside, the first thing you find is the position of flowers, many, many flowers, all kinds and colors. Now you explain what was this ring that has the picture you took at the entrance, is to put the industry. So before you buy spinach, pasta, and such things as prosaic as the picture you wearing your bouquet of marigolds. Search
the post of fish, there is, sure, the challenge is to find him. It's smaller than your kitchen table and four fish find it boring, dull one. I do not understand how this being an island, not just eat fish. And when you see it, you want removed. In the isothermal
frozen or you can find some cheek or n, rings of squid, prawns í nfimas or shrimp in trays.
Instead bread occupies several shelves, you can lose the slightest slip. There are hundreds of loaves of all sizes and varieties: There is bread with onion, garlic, olives, three, honey. With sunflower seeds, sesame, flax, poppy. There are loaves of bread, the non-pan, wheat, white, black or rye or oats. There baguettes, chapatis (ciabattas, they say here), pita bread, naam, pancakes of wheat or corn, all together with the already well known; typical and unavoidable ginger cookies shaped like a man smiling.
Another striking element is the amount of sauces and dressings that are on the shelves: Korma, Massala, wasabi ... Oriental sauces: Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Pakistani ... West: Mayonnaise, piri-piri, Neapolitan, Sicilian ... and inevitable in its infinite ketchup brands occupies several shelves for his own.
If being here you have a headache, you have a sore throat or you've caught a cold, do not you go to the pharmacy enters the super on the first pass and help yourself to taste. Acetaminophen, ibuprofen, cough tablets, antiseptics, folic acid ranitidine and a lot of products have their shelves in these establishments. There are those who have their own pharmacy at home and pay at the checkout.
not look, however, alcohol will not find it anywhere. Even afterSave deodorants and made without alcohol (I do not know what other perversions have the English).
a novelty, since the latter one time I was here: We are pushing open boxes, for less than twenty articles in which the client passes them through the scanner and pay with your card, avoiding queues.
There are no Sundays, are open to the public, but closed at four in the afternoon. In every city of any importance is always at least one that remains open around the clock.
Moreover, all the same.
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