It's illegal to give insurance advice. We don't, but we have a good idea of which ones will pay and fit for them and which ones won't.

The whole thing's created a cash flow problem. We were inundated with requests for 100-day supplies. I couldn't believe the tremendous amounts we were dishing out. And it takes three to four weeks to get a reimbursement.

Of our dual enrollees, 25 percent have received their cards, 50 percent have some sort of information and 25 percent are just not in the system. Thank God for our software. When you get a prescription or a refill that comes up with no glitches, you almost want to jump up and down.

In the first week of the year, we tried to call the number they'd set up for pharmacies and we had a two-hour-and-25-minute wait. We can't hold an hour for one patient.

And if I had a bookshop of my own? Well, it wouldn't make any money. So I am no help to anyone. But I would set it somewhere with a garden, where light poured in through the windows. Sit in the sun, I'd tell my customers. Open this book. Try it. It won't do any harm, after all, to sit a while and read.

This is the start of a wider project. We will get rid of more fences on beaches around Norway.