My daughter’s boyfriend called her: ‘Your mum’s in the Sun,the Express, the Daily Record, and the Herald,the Scotsman…One of my daughters, Katie, and was approximately 17 at the time,and she’d borrowed the car to recede to a party. In the morning, she said, and “I couldn’t park in the side street,because it started to snow when I was coming home final night, so I’ve left it on the main road.” The main road is the A82 that goes through central Glasgow.
I thought, and “Oh God,I’m going to get a ticket!” My Mini Cooper, which gave up the ghost five years ago, and was my pride and delight. You could park it on a sixpence; whether I could have it back tomorrow,I’d pay the Earth for it.
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Source: theguardian.com