Prices are creeping up in Sicily and last weekend I was horrified at the bill for my supermarket shop, even though the most exotic item on it was a washing-up brush. It was exotic, to me, because it's the first time, in nine years, that I've been able to find one here! I was amused at the attempt at translation on the label, where it was described as a "broom."
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What is this? A broom? It does not seem like a classic broom. Isn't it more like a toilet cleaner?
Similar here with prices....every time I go to the supermarket I never cease to be shocked at the increases...week after week. Prices are going up and up, and the money in my wallet, down and down!
A massive disparity that will never be fixed.
Hi, Francesca. No, it's a washing-up brush. The translation was wrong, as I said. Hi, Lee. So depressing!
It looks more like a loo brush than a washing up brush!!
Please remind me of the vocab for brush and broom WL
Oh dear, I too thought it wash a loo brush Welshcakes.
Never mind, as long as it does the job.
I haven't been over to your site lately, so I shall make up for it now and have a good browse!
Hope you and dear Simi are keeping well, Chloe is fine, and snoozing, as is her want of an afternoon,
love Di..xx
Funny you should say that as I went to buy a toilet brush and was horrified. Thought the price was a joke at first.
I assure you it's for washing up, though, Cherie! Spazzola and scopa, WW. Yes, does the job,Trubes. simi has had a nasty cough lately but clearing up now after medecine from the vet. Frightened me, though. Love to you and Chloe from us. xx woofs!
I can imagine, James.
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