A Shopping Experience (I.P.)
By luigi_pagano
Fri, 22 Oct 2010
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It’s usually the missus
who goes round with the trolley
to do the weekly shopping.
- It is an act of folly
that frightens me to death.
But one day, full of charm,
she said: ‘You’re going to Tesco,
it won’t do you any harm.
The freezer needs topping
and then we want some greens;
broccoli and cauliflower
or maybe runner beans.’
I looked like a lost soul,
trudging from aisle to aisle;
the girl at the fish counter,
with an engaging smile,
offered me a Dover sole.
I was an absolute wreck
as I reached the checkout
at the end of my trek.
I was like a jelly
and couldn’t feel my joints
but it ended in triumph:
they gave me triple points.
© Luigi Pagano 2010
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What a lovely and funny
What a lovely and funny poem. It all rhymes beautifully. Great take on the IP
;)
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glad it had a happy ending
Permalink Submitted by Insertponceyfre... on
glad it had a happy ending Luigi. I expect she'll send you next week after that! Thanks for making me laugh
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I hate shopping as well
I hate shopping as well Luigi- that means I am not the average housewife and for some people it takes ages before they reach the check out.- I usually rush through and only buy exactly what is on my list. Ha ;)
;)Pia
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Hello Luigi, I enjoyed this
Permalink Submitted by skinner_jennifer on
Hello Luigi,
I enjoyed this poem, I hate the weekly shopping aswell, it's all the putting in the trolly of the
food, then putting it on the checkout, then packing
it, then in the car, then when you get home taking
it out, then putting it all away, phew what a night
mare!
Very enjoyable read.
Thankyou.
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Certainly made me chuckle,
Permalink Submitted by MistakenMagic on
Certainly made me chuckle, Luigi! Well done on the cherry ;)
Magic xxx
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Hi Luigi, almost forgot
Permalink Submitted by skinner_jennifer on
Hi Luigi, almost forgot congratulations on the
cherries. Jenny.
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