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Oh. Shelf stable milk. Yeah, we've had that here for a long time. I got some to keep just in case...yanno, like when I ran out and didn't have milk for my coffee...but never needed it. I finally used it up in baking and never did buy it again. Actually, I'd forgotten that there was such a thing.
 

MickaC said:
After I dropped Shaalee off at her groomers this morning, stopped at the grocery store for some eggs, have been out for a bit……guess how much they were….carton of 18, omega 3, which is what I always get….$9.79. 😲😲😲😲😲.
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good grief that's £6.30 Sterling... wow!! the eggs I buy are around 1.90 a dozen
 

Patricia said:
The dresses are ordered but they haven't been delivered, so no pictures. Yes, this time of year I love lightweight easy to put on dresses and often wear over a bathing suit. That makes it easy to take care of errands and go to the beach. I haven't been to the beach as much this year.
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I haven't been to the beach at all this year. I live about 40 miles from the nearest beach, but the roads to get there are heavily congested so it puts me off the idea of going...especially now while the children are on school break.. but I'm hoping to take courage and go to one 2.5 hours away in the opposite direction, hoping that the roads leading there won't be quite as congested..
 
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WheatenLover said:
the garage door would not open, no matter what. I told my daughter, and she said to check the "light" switches by the garage door. Sure enough. One of them controls the garage door.
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If you were inside the garage, even if there was no electricity there should be a cord above the garage door that hangs down and if you pull it something happens (disengages? I don't understand the mechanical things) so that you can manually lift the door up.
But if you have a separate garage and were outside of it I don't know what could be done.
 
MickaC said:
Really……maybe I’m stuck out in the cabbage too much……not up with things…..🤪😶🥴……have tried many soy, almond, type beverages……don’t like them at all……think maybe I’ll just stay in my cabbage patch and drink my skim milk which I love, with best before dates, usually for 2 weeks.
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I’m in a neighbouring cabbage patch. I also only drink skim milk.
 
I've done better this month at settling into my new hotel apartment (arrived in Buffalo early yesterday evening). I sanitized everything before I started unpacking, and got my clothes in the dresser. Then today I got my dishes in the cupboard and made it to Walmart. They didn't have any frozen edamame, so after coming 'home' and putting the groceries away I went to a store called Wegman's.
I'd never been to that grocery store (don't think it exists in Nebraska or if so, I never heard of it). It was an amazing store, I never saw so much variety. Also they had the best fruit quality I'd seen since I lived in Colorado (twelve years ago). They had a big section of 'fermented foods' so I finally got to buy and try kimchi. It was pretty tasty but my teeth were a little sensitive after eating it with my lunch today.
I had major future shock, the grocery stores here do not have plastic bags and charge a nickle for paper bags. I'd heard for a few years that this would happen, but in Nebraska, Illinois, and Ohio the future had not yet arrived, and so I'd gotten rid of all but 3 of the reusable ones I'd purchased pre-covid (didn't have them with me at Walmart tho).
 
HoneyNut said:
I've done better this month at settling into my new hotel apartment (arrived in Buffalo early yesterday evening). I sanitized everything before I started unpacking, and got my clothes in the dresser. Then today I got my dishes in the cupboard and made it to Walmart. They didn't have any frozen edamame, so after coming 'home' and putting the groceries away I went to a store called Wegman's.
I'd never been to that grocery store (don't think it exists in Nebraska or if so, I never heard of it). It was an amazing store, I never saw so much variety. Also they had the best fruit quality I'd seen since I lived in Colorado (twelve years ago). They had a big section of 'fermented foods' so I finally got to buy and try kimchi. It was pretty tasty but my teeth were a little sensitive after eating it with my lunch today.
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Glad you're getting settled in and that you found Wegman's. 🙂

There's a Wegman's about thirty minutes from me. I love it. These days, I only go there once in a while. I usually stop in when I see my eye doctor because it's in the same area. Yes, they have a tremendous variety of quality foods, and the store is the size of a football field! I used to shop there more frequently and still would if it weren't for ga$ price$.

Bella ✌️
 
HoneyNut said:
If you were inside the garage, even if there was no electricity there should be a cord above the garage door that hangs down and if you pull it something happens (disengages? I don't understand the mechanical things) so that you can manually lift the door up.
But if you have a separate garage and were outside of it I don't know what could be done.
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I'll look for the cord. I vaguely remember knowing about it when we had a different garage. Thanks!
 
This morning I have an appointment with a nurse from Fidelis Care. She is supposed to be here at nine. It is an appointment to evaluate me for any type of service she thinks I may need. I know she might think I need an aide and if so, the woman that initially called me promised they would help me to get one who knows how to do her job and does it right. So I will see how that goes. Maybe they have something worth using.

Later Sonny is coming to take me shopping. Rabbit is out of spring mix and berries and I need cream. I will take the elevator because I have to. Hoping they will be working on it again today.
 

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