Went to Wal-Mart a month ago (because they were the only place that carries our favorite skillet meal) and had something in our cart, can’t remember what, that wouldn’t ring up. So the sales associate said she couldn’t sell it to us. Not, “do you remember how much this cost?”, not “let’s get a price check”; “we can’t…

We cut off cable about three years ago now and while I don’t particularly miss it, I’m surprised how poor an option our TV antenna is. I live in the suburbs of a MCOL area and can’t reliably get more than one network channel. Fortunately, live sports are about the only thing we really miss and most of our favorite…

But... Big Pharma!!!!

For me it was when I worked hard to bring my Bernie-supporting husband over (not because she was a Democrat but because of her strengths) and realized that she was neck-and-neck with *Trump*. I remember asking my husband, “even if she wins now, who could she possibly beat in 2020?”

Older population, yes, and also people with disabilities. My dad gave me his Honda CR-X when I was 17 (so he was late 40s) because he didn’t like getting in and out of it. Not long after, he married a woman with rheumatoid arthritis and specifically bought cars that would be easier for her to get in and out of.

At my old apartment, my cats had a window that looked over the parking area. Every day when I came home they’d be in the window and as soon as they saw me/my car, they’d get up and walk away from the window to greet me at the door.

Doing laundry is fine. In fact, I enjoy it because it’s like shopping (minus the $$) because when I’m done all these great clothes I like and picked out are clean and I can wear any of them.

I loved the BBC version, but the more I watched it, certain things started to bother me. Elizabeth was too perfect. My favorite read of the book is that Elizabeth and Darcy are both Pride and both Prejudice.