Ice cream at zero degrees in Birmingham

There's a train on the bridge. This view from London Bridge

I always see supermarkets, not necessarily to buy stuff but to avoid cold, but also because wandering in the supermarkets many of us know what is expensive, what is cheap, buy chicken + rice for dinner, much cheaper than eating out but still guaranteed enough.

We've reached the Bridge Tower.

It's so cold, so I'm going for a walk to keep warm.

I took the train to London Victoria Coach Station. I can’t remember what a day pass cost, but a single at the station was £7.

I want to go to the train station, but the tickets are too expensive on Christmas Day.

Queue Finder Info Panel

I arrived 5 minutes before departure, right at the door and no one was on the bus, I waited about 15 minutes and I asked a man standing there, an Indian, I asked if he was going to Birmingham with me, to see if the bus was late, which he did not know, he said the bus was gone:))) He led me back to the staff desk to ask, the staff said door 14, then led me out and asked the staff at the waiting desk, they also said door 14, until the bus arrived, about 40 minutes late.

On the way to the hostel.

This chicken package is discounted because it is about to expire, because of bus delay so I ate it after it expired a few minutes, I thought it was okay but I thought it was wrong:)))

Why I bought this £2 lump of ice cream to eat outside at 0°C, I don’t know. It wouldn’t melt :D I had to go into the warm coach station before I could eat it.

Buy a bunch of stuff, pack a heavy bag and head out to Victoria Square.

German sausages are cheap, but they're no different than sausages bought in Germany: salty:D

Buy a bunch of stuff for the next day, sometimes so much that you don't eat it, and it expires.

Watch the English Premier League without spending a dime.

Label it, sign it, put it in the fridge for the next morning's breakfast.