NEVER ANYTHING TO READ!

On the forecourt of this local shop sits an inventory of magazines in english,spanish (and Valenciano) ,french,german,italian,dutch,russian, polish....too many to mention.
Imagine all that current information NOT being sold - or somebody from Scandanavia asking for Norwegian, Swedish or Danish material.
Chances are this shop owner would find something for anyone, and it would be "of the time".

Think about calling the supplier and deciding whether today one orders the dutch magazines about life, homes, antiques, pets, travel or photography.
Does one order the russian magazine that relates to politics, or the french magazine that debates the merits of art deco furnishings versus modern styles?
Inside this tiny shop the shelves are laden with many more colourful weeklies and monthlies, and customers have to tread carefully between stacks of the more obscure magazines "filed" on the floor.

What a pity magazines are not people......sitting, sharing, not caring about appearance, nationality, religion or language.