So, a quick day trip to Etchingham was planned.
Andrew not only let us take the car down, but he then took us to Costco (and yes it is exactly like a Costco in the US) on the way there, and then he graciously took a bus and train back home.
So, before we even left for Costco, Will and I had filled the entire back of Andrew's BMW station wagon, or estate car as they are known here. We had two suitcases, loads of bags with wedding favors and presents to hand out, flower girl dresses, civil ceremony dress & suit, Will's wedding suit, and The Dress. Then we were off to Costco.
Now, Will stayed in the car (we gave him the keys and had a window down for him) whilst Andrew and I shopped (and admittedly, snacked as it was lunch time and Costco had samples out).We got the stuff for Pimms cups (lemonade, cucumber, lemons, and oranges) and non-alcoholic drinks (Coke, Diet Coke, Water, Sparkling Water, Beer... oh wait, I said non-alcoholic). Andrew added his own list: toilet paper and paper towels, which were coming along for the ride.
About an hour and half later, we emerged with two huge trolleys full of stuff. We managed to squeeze it all in, just.


3 comments:
I love that you found a Costco in the U.K.! We do all of our shopping there. I even learned yesterday that my future father inlaw gets his jeans from Costco. $12.50 a pair.
Am I detecting a British accent in your blogging? You called your fiance "William" and you used the word "whilst."
Anyway, it sounds like a great time. Keep the updates coming!
I realize, busy, but I miss the blogs. :) Love you. Hope you are having fun. :)
Wishing you a most wonderful wedding tomorrow!Love you bunches and thinking of you often...wishing we were there.
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