Oh, for goodness sake! Snorting, sneezing, streaming eyes, incapable of speaking and virtually foaming at the mouth.
A customer in the garden centre. Yes, the garden centre!
When so obviously very ill indeed, what on earth would a person feel they couldn’t possibly live without from a garden centre until feeling much better?
Hardly the place to buy linctus or lozenges! A large tin of creosote, perhaps? I felt like suggesting a vat of the stuff, as I tried to avoid all germs like the plague.
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The best place to be, and far better than dragging oneself out to a garden centre to spew the dreaded germs over those who have been lucky enough not to have succumbed . . . so far.
Please go home, and stay there!
Ros Robinson, Lydeard St Lawrence.

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