down independence Avenue

So there I was, walking down independence avenue- sprinting for no particular reason, well  maybe there was a reason after all. Well, if running an errand for my bestie does count. As I walked on,minding my own business I noticed that the cafe next to nedbank has officially opened, off my two feet went, into the cafe. Very lovely little place I should say, homey and cosey but I hated the food section. It felt like  they ruined a perfectly beautiful down town cafe.

And than as I walked on, I felt a little tingle up my back.. Well, my baby sort of said mummy look- and I obliged, there, right before my eyes, another food outlet, Odego something. Lets just say, the cape townian vibe is picking up here.

I walked on some more, this time a little out of my element, OK  maybe a little sad. I was hoping I could find a really cheap cupboard for myself- sick and tired of living out of my suit cases, yet no shop seemed to want to help me.

So I thought, why not get me some lunch then, instantly we swingged that into motion. Quickly I identified something small, crisp on the outside and soft on the inside- ah-huh, bread the cheapest lunch ever and well, with some margarine, don't really have much to go by with here. Besides we gambling with taxi fare money here, but yes a lady got to eat right. So, I walked up to the till and just as I finished paying along came my cousin, we embraced each other tightly.. Well, OK maybe not so gay-ish but we did. Mind you, she had a plastic with a coke in it, and I thought to myself-- "oh boy, there is not enough soft and crisp- something for the both of us". But, no, she had other ideas of lunch, we went to another food outlet not really a fave but I believe for most it word do.

And she says, "two brunch boxes please"?

And I said, " I have food know" ( well, compared to that brunch box not much of food if you ask me). But she bought the food any way and of we went.