Melissa Kite Melissa Kite

Real life | 1 December 2016

And there is nothing we can do about it, except perhaps invent a religion that requires us to enter yellow boxes

issue 03 December 2016

‘How was your week?’ I asked my friend as we rode our horses to Bookham Common. ‘Fine,’ she said. ‘Except the other day I got caught in a yellow box. £65.’

‘Me too!’ I said. ‘Where was yours?’ ‘Kingston,’ she said. ‘Mine was in Raynes Park,’ I said. ‘£65. Junction of Coombe Lane and Durham Road.

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