In a Norwich minute

Abandoned shopping cart numbers are surprisingly low at the moment. Not sure what’s going on – maybe they melted away with all the snow. Or maybe it’s like Groundhogs Day and “Silver Street Sam” the shopping cart saw his shadow, got scared and went back to P&C’s return rack to hide-out for six more weeks.
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Speaking of melting snow…
The onset spring certainly tells a tail.
With the nice weather we’ve been having came a winter’s worth of preserved cigarette butts, dog poop and rotting garbage that’s been released from a prison of snow and ice. Aside from being a little symbols of persistence and survival, these spring lovelies are nice accent of the local culture.
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Condolences to the family of Terry Periard.

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2 Responses to “In a Norwich minute”

  1. jane Says:
    March 30th, 2007 at 7:44 pm

    TERRY WILL BE MISSED AND MY THOUGHTS AND PRYERS ARE WITH THE FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WILL NOT GO UN-RELIVED FOR A VERY LONG TIME. TO BEV, LISA, AND THE REST OF THE FAMILY…I AM SOOO SORRY THAT YOU HAVE TO GO THROUGH THIS

  2. tonie ceballos Says:
    April 3rd, 2007 at 12:58 pm

    TAMMY WILL BE MISSED AND MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH THE FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WILL NOT GO UN-RELIVED FOR A VERY LONG TIME. TO BEV, CHARLIE, AND THE REST OF THE FAMILY…I AM SOOO SORRY THAT YOU HAVE TO GO THROUGH THIS.NO ONE SHOULD GO THROUGH THIS STUFF. TAMMY WAS A VERY AND AWESOME PERSON.

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