How much easier to potter around the shops and carry stuff back to the flat without plastic bag handles digging into your fingers.
In most shops you have to leave your trolley at the front door and in supermarkets there are special parking stations with locks in case you worry about theft.
For a while I used a small one which was a free gift from the optitions.
But the wheels made such a racquet on the pavement that everyone stared at me (even more than they usually do for my fair hair and blue eyes) and I couldn’t hear the music on my ipod.
There is another one here at home which is interesting and practical but also a bit bulky and heavy for everyday shopping.
 So I bought myself a new one. We walk together in total silence and I feel I have a companion on my shopping trips!
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I’m jealous! I really want one of these. I live in London and it’s hard to get around with groceries since I can’t have a car, and you are right about the plastic digging into your hands. Mostly I just get my groceries delivered now because it’s so cheap!
Btw, thanks for coming to my blog. How’d you find it?
Hi Sara thanks for writing. You should get one – perhaps you will start a trend in London – and if not then you can be happily eccentric! I love my trolley and now use it to go to and from Barcelona instead of a small case.
I found you via Expat Women or something like that.As I’m writing about people over here I thought it would be interesting to see what others think of us! Although of course for that I really need a blog about living in Scotland.Good wishes for 2011 Kate