I try to avoid public toilets but had to visit one at the theatre yesterday. I knew it would be bad when the lady before me, a very slender person, told me it was very narrow bd a real squeeze. It was. You had to squash up right next to the toilet to be able to shut the door. This is a common occurrence. It wasn’t an old Victorian theatre and the toilets were located in the modern bar extension next door so no excuse really for this.
I really think architects should visit the buildings after they are built to find out if they actually function as they should.
Am I just being impatient and mean? New PM
Grandson of New Limerick (Son of New Limerick contd.)
Is it worth using 'World of Books' to recycle books?
What medical conditions seem more common now than when you were growing up?



