That's my standard work attireI have fingerless gloves in my drawer at work for typing in the winter and lots of the girls in the office have a pashmina on the back of their chair that they wrap around themselves when it's cold. Love looking like a victorian woman at my desk
Whilst some people do take the mic there are those genuinely shopping for larger or multiple families and this makes it harder. During lockdown I was often shopping for two households and grabbing extras for a third which meant multiple cartons of milk or loaves of bread wasn't as excessive as it looked at first glance. There are also people I know that do one big shop at the start of the month and then just grab fresh bits during the month like milk and bread.
This was an issue at our place last winter. I even had a heater on my lap at timesAt an old workplace of mine some colleagues would use space heaters under their desks to warm up! Felt like a minor fire risk if you left one on while on a lunch break
Similar issue when tesco introduced a cap on items for online shops during lockdown. We are only a two person household but we would often get close to the limit because individual veg counted so 3 carrots was 3 items!
It’s stupid aswell because all that happens is it makes the lives of genuine people harder. People who take the piss will still do that (go around again, multiple shops, second shopper etc) but now big families or just someone who fancies god forbid more than 2 or something
will have to unfairly do the same. The minority spoiling it for the majority as per.Yea I just thought I'd let people know. I can't remember if she said 3 or 6 of each item. She was saying they are really struggling with stock
That was silly wasn't it, we just went for prepacked instead
That's what we did too. But I refused with onions as a prepacked 3pack is so much more expensive than 3 loose onions.
Family of 5 and it was a nightmare with the limits. Obviously we were all at home so needed everything plus I was vulnerable so going to the shops just wasn't an option and my H was working full time as normal (he works from home anyway) so we were relying on our deliveries. Add in that they took away lots of multipacks or larger packs that I'd normally have bought and it soon added up. Plus it was a struggle even to get the slots every week so sometimes we were going 10 days between deliveries. Scraping the barrel of the freezer those last few days
I don't think it's for all shops. Unsure if it's all lidl or just in my local area.
I'm the same, I think we just need to get used to it as the temperature dropped rather quickly this year
It happens with some medical conditions and it's due to the core being prioritized over the peripheries.
I’ve been to countries like Spain in September and have been wearing summer clothes while the Spanish are wearing hoodies and jeans. I think that’s what is happening here, we have been used to such a lovely summer that the slight dip in temperatures is a bit of a shock
