So, ZZ, this is very exciting. I've got a new bag and I'm using it. You could use it for

food, you could use a shopping, you could use anything. But I'm using it to put books

in. I'm taking books of poetry on my walk every day during the remains of lockdown

because we're now allowed to stop when we're outside and I'm stopping. I'm finding

a little bank to sit on or bench to sit on and from my bag I'm producing a book of

poetry and dipping into it. And better than that, my bag is a purple bag and I think

you've got the same bag, describe it. I do have it and it's not purple per se, is it?

It's got a bit of purple writing on it but it's a bag full purple people. And well it

just has one of my favourite words on it really. So if you can use it for poetry but

I think most people might use it for food when we're allowed to properly go back into

the shops and it simply says upon it, the bag full of belly timber. Belly timber being

a really old word for sustenance, nourishment or a little bit of what you fancy. So for

me it will be chocolate crisps, bit of wine and maybe a few carrots. And for me as you

know, there are a bit of tins of baked beans which I can eat cold straight from the tin.

Anyway it's a beautiful canvas bag and it's for the purple people and I think it's rather

super. And if you want one you can get one. Just have to go to purple.backstreetmurch.com

and there you'll find all about it purple.backstreetmurchbacst.com. And you'll find details of the bag

and of the mug. I adore the gongousel mug.