Dawn and I had a quick chat and decided that we had better change the agenda. We didn't want the Kerrs' longest lasting memory of London to be blisters on their feet. However, any chance of that being the case was eliminated as we made our way to Knightsbridge and Harrods. Brady was like a kid in a candy shop. To say she was in awe of the world famous store would be an understatement. We darted from one department to another with her mouth wide open with the amount of luxuries on sale. Jim's mouth had the same shape, too. However, in his case it was because he was looking at the prices. He had visions of Brady taking a savings on offer - like a rug normally at £16,995 on sale for a little under £14,000. Dawn and I were more impressed with the food hall where you could buy anything your heart desired from anywhere in the world.
I think we were all relieved to see the doors closed behind us without too much damage to our pockets. Although Brady did persuade Jim to buy her a nice purse, a Harrods Christmas bear, and 2008 Christmas ornament. So it could have been a lot worse. Again, there were complaints of sore feet and aching backs. So we made our way to the nearest pub we could find for a break and some refreshments. As you can see, Brady made the most of it........
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