Mother's Day Drive-in Church/Snyder, America |
The weird thing is, I noticed about 20-minutes into the service that I was still wearing my seatbelt. I wonder if that's a metaphor. Hmm?
Aisle 10/United Supermarket, Snyder, America |
I never expected that I'd be shopping for Aspercreme. In fact, I had to look at the picture just to make sure I spelled it correctly. Obviously, it's missing an 'A' and there's no need for the extra 'E.' But if you're looking for it, it's under "Pain Relief" near the pharmacy, middle shelf, right hand side.
Dairy Section, Top Shelf/United, Snyder, America |
Check-Out #6/Lower Left |
Word of the Day: I've been inspired to learn a new word each day. Today's word is: Crepuscular. It means.... adjective: of, relating to, or resembling twilight; dim; indistinct.
Gracie Update: She's acting a little unusual day. Tree trimmers came and she kinda freaked out.
Diet Update: I'm really craving a Sonic #2, add hickory sauce with onion rings. Just sayin'.
Bill Robertson, (5/11/20,) I feel I gave a CREPUSCULAR description of my Drive In Church experience. Also, I'm a Big Red kind of guy and who in their right mind would eat Taf-E-Oca when there's perfectly good, Blue Bell Ice Cream sandwiches on Aisle 16? (third cooler from the end, on the left.)
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