Closing close
The day was easy,
nothing planned just a few things to do, only to find that many shops had
already closed early for the day, Christmas Eve being a bit more special this
time. We cannot have a midnight service because of a curfew due to the pandemic,
so, it will be happening in the evening, though we are not attending.
One food shop will be
closed until the 5th of January, I guess they decided to have a holiday.
By the time we visited the main supermarkets in town, they had closed, and it
was only 5 o’clock. There was no other choice but to go to the Victoria &
Alfred Waterfront where the shops at least stayed open another couple of hours.
Knowing nose
On my unaided and
slow walk there, I met my 10,000-step quota and found some inspiration I hope
would be pleasant. Windbreakers or breakers of the wind give scent to the air,
and with that, we at least know we have not lost our sense of smell if we are
not regaling with the wafting glories of flowers or culinary expertise.
We might just make
Christmas a wonderful time, we did not get all we wanted but what we got will
suffice with a bit of improvisation and the proficiency of some kitchen
literacy. Have yourselves a very merry Christmas and we look towards better
ones ahead.
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