We stayed up too late on Sunday night to get up early on Monday, so I told Tommy to wake me at 10 am. Well, I awoke at 8:45 and lay there until 9 and left about 10 am. I diced boiled eggs I made Sunday afternoon and had egg salad, which for me was just diced eggs and Miracle Whip.
We stopped at Publix so I could get cash to pay for yard mowing.
Tommy watered the flowers without me asking. He likes to keep flowers alive for me. We were taking recycling to Cullman, so he got that in the car. The day was very pretty, sunny and pretty clouds. The breeze was warm and easy although it got brisk and back to gentle all day long.
The Day and not in order:
Store where there is a cart of reduced items. There was nothing I used, wanted, in the sale cart. I did get another Hormel Roast Beef and Gravy, dated 2024. I found the Munchies peanut butter and crackers 2/$4. Since they have gone up about 20%, I was thrilled. However, the best by date was the end of November. I doubted we would use the two packages before then. So, I only got one box.
Post Office--lots of mail, nothing earthshaking. Some junk.
My lot. Friend mowed it for me. Well, he and adult son used weed eaters. He wants some quarried rock left there about 1 foot x 2 feet. So, we traded. No money was exchanged. The yard looks good.
Bank. closed!
Sweet potato farm--none ready that will be washed and cured. I hate uncured sweet potatoes. I need to go back in three weeks.
Friend's house. She is putting the water/drink bottles in her recycling, two kitchen trash bags full. Plus, we gave her smaller bags of soft drink cans and soup-type cans to give to a mutual friend who cashes them in.
Publix. Pit stop! And, I bought a ceramic pumpkin with a Halloween scene on it. I got two boxes of Cheerios bogo, and a small coconut chocolate for $.79. I think.
Arby's. He was having blood sugar problems but would not admit it. So, I wanted the least carbs possible. He never wants fries at Arby's. There is lots of meat and cheese, protein and fat except for the bun. Actually, he is totally unaware of how he feels once his blood sugar starts dropping.
Friend's house who cleaned up my lot. He had been drinking so he was mellow and smiley. Funny!
Belk's. I had a $10 coupon, so I went in looking for something I wanted that would cost me nothing. I got a $26 starfish bracelet that had been marked down twice on clearance and walked out without spending a cent, using $8.23 of the $10. It will be a next-summer bracelet. I bought my Halloween spider ring at Christmas last year the same way. I need to get that out.
Gas. He yelled Oh Wow. Gas was $2.85, best price he has seen lately. So, he filled up.
That was a busy Monday, and went off without a hitch or rain, or wrecks on interstate.
(I started reading my new book, new to me, on Friday night. I love it. Only one night since I started reading have I missed a night. I barely got covers over me that night.)
Monday was a perfect day. After Saturday and Sunday and car and ATT, I needed Monday. His hissy fit spoiled lunch, but it could not spoil the day.
Have you ever really needed a good day? My bracelet is so cute!
There has been a recall on the canned roast beef products and I wanted to let you know so you can check yours.
ReplyDeleteBelinda,
ReplyDeleteI read that, but my brand was not on the list, thankfully. Thanks.
WOw gas is almost 4.00 a gallon in some parts of Idaho. Here it is 3.45.
ReplyDeleteKim,
DeleteI mistyped--$2.85, instead.
We saw a wide range of gas prices from $2.93 to $3.09, sometimes only a few miles apart.
ReplyDeleteSAM,
DeleteI mistyped. It was $2.85
In my neighborhood gas is well past $4 It is $4.49 at Chevron and $4.28 at the station across the street from Chevron. The least expensive gas is to be found at Costco where it is $3.99. I do have to drive a few miles to Costco (4 miles?) but since I only need gas once a month I usually need a couple of items from Costco by then anyway.
ReplyDeleteJanet,
DeleteThat is very expensive! At least, driving to Costco kills two birds with one stone.
The UK equivalent for petrol (gas) is almost $9.
ReplyDeleteAnne,
Delete$9/gal? That is horrendous! Or, is that per liter? Even worse!