Suggested reading: The Pros & Cons Of Writing In First Person Point Of View

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I was being driven down the East Cliff paths above the beach in Bournemouth when my lady driver bumped into two friends she hadn’t seen for years. She got so excited that she waved her arms in the air and so released me.
Well! I went careering down the path, toppled over and lost all my groceries, righted myself against a rock and here I am taking a bit of sea, sand and sun while I recover.
I would have liked to visit San Antonio, Texas, and be in the same car park as our beloved “Monster Cart.” Pushers pay money to climb inside that giant trolley and get pushed around! It’s morarized by a V8 engine. Imagine that. My only power has been a pusher leading up and down isles and into the car park. The Monster can carry several people, I can, or could only carry very large bags of dog chow or potting soil. About 3 bags is enough, any more than that and my wheels ache, but nor anymore I’m afraid. I was tossed into the cold sea and now I’ve rusted. Unless by some, very small chance, I’m rescued and restored by a Trolley Fancier, it will be off to the rubbish bin for me. I’d have like to seen that big giant piston powered God of Trolleys. Perhaps in the after life. Will Angels push me in Heaven? Will there be a need for stores in heaven? All your needs will be no more. No more pain, no more hunger, no more cravings. Perhaps there will be a just for a Trolleys store in Heaven. I wonder if St. Peter would push me? That is, once I’m up there. What if there is no heaven for trolleys? Will I slowly just rust into nothing? I’ve already started the rusting and I’m sure I’m headed on that long lonesome isle into nothingness.
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