We went to M&S for the food shopping for the weekend. We only went to West Bridgeford, a quick in and out. Used my last voucher and then came home.
Saturday.
Busy day at work, mainly because of Mother's day on Sunday, and Aldi is shutting until Thursday and we got a lot of their customers too... Big orders too.
Sunday.
Lots of people coming in for flowers, a huge queue and lots of people asking where stuff is because they don't normally shop there. Rude comments too, about our prices and you just have to sit there and smile, take it and realise they are being loud and brash because that's how they think they'll change things.
I even had a woman tell me I should wear lipstick! Because with my weird haircut it would look better if I made more of an effort. Unbelievably rude! I just said, what waste good make up on work? No thanks. Another woman, who said, oh what a shame having to work on Mother's day, why do people always assume you have kids? I just said makes no odds, I have none, ( I have my adopted goth daughter Cherry) Sadie, my living dead doll and Willow my cat!) She even had the nerve to say, that's a shame could you not have them? I felt like saying none of your effing business, but I just said, I chose not to. There is enough unwanted kids in the world. As a woman that isn't my only function to add to population. I get sick of it, I've had that shite for years. You'll regret not having kids when you're old and got noone to look after you.
Well, what if you have kids and grow old in a nursing home because they dump you in there. Or like some of them here. Whose family show up rarely if at all, until they get notified you've kicked the bucket. It's a generalised outlook, but isn't their's too?
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