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I just returned from sale shopping on a local bus with one bag too many.  A gentleman on the bus helped me carry my shopping bags off the bus.  I amalgamated  my shopping, but was still had one bag too many.  Then an angel appeared at my shoulder and asked whether he could help me.  Yes, please, I only live around the corner.  He took ALL 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, MMDown Under said:

I just returned from sale shopping on a local bus with one bag too many.  A gentleman on the bus helped me carry my shopping bags off the bus.  I amalgamated  my shopping, but was still had one bag too many.  Then an angel appeared at my shoulder and asked whether he could help me.  Yes, please, I only live around the corner.  He took ALL 

 

 

 

 

 

 

???? As in TOOK all??? Or took them to your house 🥺🥺🥺

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1 minute ago, Aus Traveller said:

I took Marion's post to mean that the kind gentleman helped her with all her bags. I hope that's the case .......

Us too but I wasn’t sure 

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1 hour ago, Cbtours said:

???? As in TOOK all??? Or took them to your house 🥺🥺🥺

I'm sorry.  My keyboard jammed.  I kept coming back to it, to no avail.  

 

He took ALL my heavy shopping bags, told his wife in the passenger seat to shove over and follow us around the corner.  (He had parked illegally in a bus stop). As his wife parked in front of my house, the green bin truck driver waited patiently to collect my green bin, as she ran around the back of the big black vehicle back to her passenger seat.  .  

Michael of Hope Island, what a gentleman!, ably supported by his wife, who waved as they drove off.

Anglers Paradise, a place name, in the old northern part of the Gold Coast, is a wonderful friendly place for seniors to live.  Even though an inpatient driver once told my elderly neighbour 'He should get a horse and cart" and his indignant elderly wife gave them "the finger".  A day doesn't go by that someone doesn't offer to help me.

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How not to end up with one bag too many on public transport.

 

Don't buy six heavy books (2 theatre, 2 travel, 1 cook book like I need another cook book and 1 Refidex for Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast Street Directory 2024)

1 Kitchen Rubbish Bin

2 heavy thermoglass baking dishes 3 litres

2 cushions to line other new cushions

2 reed diffusers

plus misc light kitchen stuff

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1 minute ago, MMDown Under said:

How not to end up with one bag too many on public transport.

 

Don't buy six heavy books (2 theatre, 2 travel, 1 cook book like I need another cook book and 1 Refidex for Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast Street Directory 2024)

1 Kitchen Rubbish Bin

2 heavy thermoglass baking dishes 3 litres

2 cushions to line other new cushions

2 reed diffusers

plus misc light kitchen stuff

plus Mortein Outdoor Mosquito Coils in a tin (It is Qld after all)

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2 hours ago, MMDown Under said:

How not to end up with one bag too many on public transport.

 

Don't buy six heavy books (2 theatre, 2 travel, 1 cook book like I need another cook book and 1 Refidex for Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast Street Directory 2024)

1 Kitchen Rubbish Bin

2 heavy thermoglass baking dishes 3 litres

2 cushions to line other new cushions

2 reed diffusers

plus misc light kitchen stuff

Ah, but such useful stuff!

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3 hours ago, MMDown Under said:

plus Mortein Outdoor Mosquito Coils in a tin (It is Qld after all)

or don't use public transport when returning from the shops, we often walk or take the bus to the shops  but Uber back if we have bought to much.

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2 hours ago, MicCanberra said:

or don't use public transport when returning from the shops, we often walk or take the bus to the shops  but Uber back if we have bought to much.

I tried the taxi system the previous two days but neither taxi turned up, so I had tm

 

1 hour ago, arxcards said:

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Yes I have one of these which I take on the bus, but I didn't intend a big shop.  Just an enjoyable Boxing Day Sale browse in an empty shop.  BYW I bought what I came to buy, which isn't always the case. 

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17 hours ago, MMDown Under said:

He took ALL my heavy shopping bags, told his wife in the passenger seat to shove over and follow us around the corner.

Well, that's a bloody relief!  

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