My favorite grocery is in a small town about ten minutes south of here. They just finished a major remodeling job with splendid results. It's a very large store for such a small town and it's open 24 hours!! The 'new' store has wider aisles because (as I heard one of the longtime checkers tell a customer) because people meet their neighbors and stop in the middle of the aisles to visit. Such is life in a small town. It's rather like traveling back in time.
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My favorite grocery is in a small town about ten minutes south of here. They just finished a major remodeling job with splendid results. It's a very large store for such a small town. The 'new' store has wider aisles because (as I heard one of the longtime checkers tell a customer) because people meet their neighbors and stop in the middle of the aisles to visit. Such is life in a small town. It's rather like traveling back in time.
My favorite grocery is in a small town about ten minutes south of here. They just finished a major remodeling job with splendid results. It's a very large store for such a small town. The 'new' store has wider aisles because (as I heard one of the longtime checkers tell a customer) because people meet their neighbors and stop in the middle of the aisles to visit. Such is life in a small time. It's rather like traveling back in time.
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