What a difference a customer experience makes.
“They really need to cut that hedge,” I complained as I tried to bolt across the small side street that runs just in front of our Barnes and Nobles. “Oh my gosh, the parking here,” as I turn the corner. “Of Course, any spots close to the entrance are taken,” I offer to drop off my grandmother, who is now 89 this month, at the front door before taking the girls and seeking out our own handi-capable slot elsewhere. “It’s always this bad,” I moan.
My teeth grind, holding my tongue as the girls are in the back with an uproarious chant, “Book store! Book store! Book store!”
I wrestle with the girls to drag them out of the car. I practically toss Baby K over my shoulder and take a firm grip to Li’l A’s wrist just to avoid any casualties in the parking lot. The stress and tension…
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This is such a beautifully barnes post. Thanks for sharing.
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