Lloyd Langford

Yeah, that's definitely true.

Yeah.

I then, I texted Anne and I said, if you can get back from your breakfast today,

I want to gift some books to a bookshop.

So there's a bookshop that I frequent in Thornbury and the person there, she'll often source things for me and let me know, oh, I found these books or whatever.

And I had a few books that I'd read and I thought she'd like them.

So I went on the tram to give her these three books.

Yes.

So I buy things off her.

And sometimes if I'm looking for something, I'll be looking for something.

Anne's mother will message me and say, can you find me this books by this author or whatever?

And the lady at the bookshop, it's called Fully Booked.

It's a brilliant secondhand bookshop.

She'll source it and let me know.

And so because I thought she'd like these books that I had and I'd finished with, and I have a problem with accumulating too much stuff.

Hmm.

I've started getting into the habit of like finishing a book and then just getting rid of it.

I gave her three crime novels, so two Elmo Leonards and a James Cramley.

Great stuff.

She's going to want that.