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| Becca inspecting a Creosote Bush |
An abbreviated hike this morning before I had to head to Target and Albertsons. Our local Target has undergone an extensive remodeling to add a complete grocery-shopping section. I find that I can do almost all of our grocery shopping there now--at a much lower cost. I just have to pop into Albertsons to pick up an odd item or two. I don't mind shopping at all, as long as I can get in and out fairly quickly. Anything over an hour begins to tax my patience--as do the people who park their carts sideways in the aisles.
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| Becca scanning the territory |
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Ok..there's a link from the google+ stream on submitted mountain pics. People have been posting on my pics now - finally! It's pretty exciting -you just throw your pics out there to the world, and see what people say... If you decide to do it, make sure you check out the settings. There is a way you can prevent people from copying your photos.
The site is fun, but quite addictive. Also, I had some guy startle me by instant chatting with me - I wasn't careful looking at those settings before starting..whoops.
Anyway,I will stop harping about it and sending such verbose messages-sorry:) Take care, Ruby p.s. It's the sideway carts in life's way that make the journey more interesting:)
Packrat: I do all the shopping for Kali and me. I don't mind it much, either. I usually go in the evening when the store's nearly empty of shoppers and the cashiers are bored because there are no customers. What I dislike more than sideways shopping carts (I can--and do--just shove those out of the way) are the stupid displays that the store sets up in the aisles. It's not like the aisles are super-wide anyway, and then they stack glass jars of olives in the aisle. That REALLY bugs me. (vent, vent)
Thanks for all the info, Ruby.
Yeah, Scott, and about those narrow aisles--seems as if they're making them even narrower nowadays.
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