Full day already here.
Mom (so me too)-> 11:00 leave for Dr. Appointment
Dr. Visit, in-office test, 2 other tests for today ordered plus new med.
Drive to get 2 tests. Get them.
Stop for lunch.
Drive to pharmacy to pick up meds.
Home. 3:00
Not bad! Dr visit, 3 tests, and new meds, plus lunch and travel all in 4 hours. I think it's a new record for us.
Tired. Explained things 20,000 times.
Hi snails.
Mom (so me too)-> 11:00 leave for Dr. Appointment
Dr. Visit, in-office test, 2 other tests for today ordered plus new med.
Drive to get 2 tests. Get them.
Stop for lunch.
Drive to pharmacy to pick up meds.
Home. 3:00
Not bad! Dr visit, 3 tests, and new meds, plus lunch and travel all in 4 hours. I think it's a new record for us.
Tired. Explained things 20,000 times.
Hi snails.
I liked it
The Seeker
Busy boy! Now restFull day already here.
Mom (so me too)-> 11:00 leave for Dr. Appointment
Dr. Visit, in-office test, 2 other tests for today ordered plus new med.
Drive to get 2 tests. Get them.
Stop for lunch.
Drive to pharmacy to pick up meds.
Home. 3:00
Not bad! Dr visit, 3 tests, and new meds, plus lunch and travel all in 4 hours. I think it's a new record for us.
Tired. Explained things 20,000 times.
Hi snails.
RIP
I would be QUITE sure the cashiers are taking the brunt of the change and havepoor weggies!
heard/seen it all by now.
People are yacking about the filthy reusable bags (people bringing in cockroaches,
stinkbugs and ants), the 5c paper bag charge as a "tax" (Wegmans will donate that
money to a local food pantry charity), and the list goes on and on (and on and on
and still further on).
Yet... YET... nobody has really voiced concern over BJs, Costco, Sam's Club, Aldi,
PriceRite or Price Chopper that have NEVER even HAD bags. How do they deal with
that?!?!
They should just go old-school, and switch back to paper bags.
Customers have the option to request paper bags. At 5c a pop.
My memories of paper bags include them ripping and tearing. No really
easy way to carry more than 2 at a time (think: when you get home and
multiple trips car>house>car>house).
I'll just adapt to the 99c reusable bags with handles... which, by the way,
are 100% NOT recyclable at end-of-life. Nor will they compost. Nor will
they degrade (plastic content) in our lifetime. Hmmmm... problem
solved? Or new problem created?
Or... there will be "those customers" who complain that the cashiers are
not putting enough in their 5c paper bags as a ploy to extort excess 5c
charges for the food pantry.
not putting enough in their 5c paper bags as a ploy to extort excess 5c
charges for the food pantry.
And if you ARE carrying 2 paper bags, how do you manage to put they key
in the door??? Do we magically sprout another arm and hand?
The paper bags COULD have handles (think "Trader Joe's"), but that would
more than likely up the price from 5c to 7c?... 8c???
BTW:
and 
... for those not getting it.
in the door??? Do we magically sprout another arm and hand?
The paper bags COULD have handles (think "Trader Joe's"), but that would
more than likely up the price from 5c to 7c?... 8c???
BTW:
and ... for those not getting it.
Oh for crap's sake, you're old enough to know better, having lived through it before.
The charge is state-mandated. Wegmans made the decision to collect
the nickel and then donate it. See how good they are?!
Ummmm...
"BTW:
and ... for those not getting it."I'm just echoing the different things I'm reading in local FB groups.
But NOT reusable!wholefoods paper bags have handles and are pretty sturdy
You are NOT allowed to take them back to be used again. Hygiene law.
Cuomo, I believe.Bloomberg!?!?!?!?!?!
Mr. Big Gulp? or someone else?
