I found Cascade!! Today I went to my neighborhood, more affordable Harris Teeter instead of the small specialty grocer I've been using, with the intent of buying extra groceries to donate to the local food bank. It was awful. I'm not going back there again. The store had ZERO safety measures in place. People were not social distancing. Half of them didn't have masks on. Supplies of everything still low. I was horrified by the whole experience, and I won't go back. The only positive result is that I have three bags of non-perishables and a box of diapers to donate.
I found Cascade!! Today I went to my neighborhood, more affordable Harris Teeter instead of the small specialty grocer I've been using, with the intent of buying extra groceries to donate to the local food bank. It was awful. I'm not going back there again. The store had ZERO safety measures in place. People were not social distancing. Half of them didn't have masks on. Supplies of everything still low. I was horrified by the whole experience, and I won't go back. The only positive result is that I have three bags of non-perishables and a box of diapers to donate.
Is that where you found your Cascade?
That is a wonderful thing. Thank you so very much for passing food on to those in need. It is amazing how the food banks and school systems have been providing food to so very many. My daughter's school district even added an evening pick-up day each week, they will deliver if needed and the kids can pick up a week of breakfast and lunch at one pick-up time if they choose.
I found Cascade!! Today I went to my neighborhood, more affordable Harris Teeter instead of the small specialty grocer I've been using, with the intent of buying extra groceries to donate to the local food bank. It was awful. I'm not going back there again. The store had ZERO safety measures in place. People were not social distancing. Half of them didn't have masks on. Supplies of everything still low. I was horrified by the whole experience, and I won't go back. The only positive result is that I have three bags of non-perishables and a box of diapers to donate.
Is that where you found your Cascade?
That is a wonderful thing. Thank you so very much for passing food on to those in need. It is amazing how the food banks and school systems have been providing food to so very many. My daughter's school district even added an evening pick-up day each week, they will deliver if needed and the kids can pick up a week of breakfast and lunch at one pick-up time if they choose.
I found the Cascade at the CVS pharmacy when I picked up my meds before going to the grocery. It was the LAST BOX.
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I found Cascade!! Today I went to my neighborhood, more affordable Harris Teeter instead of the small specialty grocer I've been using, with the intent of buying extra groceries to donate to the local food bank. It was awful. I'm not going back there again. The store had ZERO safety measures in place. People were not social distancing. Half of them didn't have masks on. Supplies of everything still low. I was horrified by the whole experience, and I won't go back. The only positive result is that I have three bags of non-perishables and a box of diapers to donate.
Is that where you found your Cascade?
That is a wonderful thing. Thank you so very much for passing food on to those in need. It is amazing how the food banks and school systems have been providing food to so very many. My daughter's school district even added an evening pick-up day each week, they will deliver if needed and the kids can pick up a week of breakfast and lunch at one pick-up time if they choose.
I found the Cascade at the CVS pharmacy when I picked up my meds before going to the grocery. It was the LAST BOX.
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Stevie Wonder is singing to me right now, but I will here in just a bit!
Went grocery shopping this morning at IGA Marketplace in Vancouver. Had to wait outside as they are limiting numbers of peeps in the store. While waiting saw staff wiping down baskets with Lysol wipes which is great. Hardly anyone inside when I got in. Loads of fresh vegetables and fruit. Meat and seafood well stocked. Could have bought flour but they only had 10lb bags and I was on foot. They had TP but I didn’t need any. Forgot to look for Lysol wipes. A few sections were pretty picked through ... only options for frozen vegetables were brussel sprouts and corn.
They had one staff person managing traffic flow and had set up a waiting area with good spacing to get to the cashier area.
All in all a good experience. And very impressed with how they are managing people in the store and cleaning the carts and baskets.
"Your light's reflected now, reflected from afar. We were but stones, your light made us stars."
Went grocery shopping this morning at IGA Marketplace in Vancouver. Had to wait outside as they are limiting numbers of peeps in the store. While waiting saw staff wiping down baskets with Lysol wipes which is great. Hardly anyone inside when I got in. Loads of fresh vegetables and fruit. Meat and seafood well stocked. Could have bought flour but they only had 10lb bags and I was on foot. They had TP but I didn’t need any. Forgot to look for Lysol wipes. A few sections were pretty picked through ... only options for frozen vegetables were brussel sprouts and corn.
They had one staff person managing traffic flow and had set up a waiting area with good spacing to get to the cashier area.
All in all a good experience. And very impressed with how they are managing people in the store and cleaning the carts and baskets.
This was basically my experience on Friday in Victoria at Thrifty Foods. The line up outside took about 10 minutes, the carts are all pre-wiped, and almost everything was well stocked. I could have gotten tp, paper towels and the like but don't need any. They even had yeast this week! The only thing that still seems out of stock is wipes, but I did get a small bottle of hand sanitizer. Frozen fruit and veggies seem mostly available, fresh produce was all there except no bananas for some reason - who knows why.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
Went grocery shopping this morning at IGA Marketplace in Vancouver. Had to wait outside as they are limiting numbers of peeps in the store. While waiting saw staff wiping down baskets with Lysol wipes which is great. Hardly anyone inside when I got in. Loads of fresh vegetables and fruit. Meat and seafood well stocked. Could have bought flour but they only had 10lb bags and I was on foot. They had TP but I didn’t need any. Forgot to look for Lysol wipes. A few sections were pretty picked through ... only options for frozen vegetables were brussel sprouts and corn.
They had one staff person managing traffic flow and had set up a waiting area with good spacing to get to the cashier area.
All in all a good experience. And very impressed with how they are managing people in the store and cleaning the carts and baskets.
, fresh produce was all there except no bananas for some reason - who knows why.
Went grocery shopping this morning at IGA Marketplace in Vancouver. Had to wait outside as they are limiting numbers of peeps in the store. While waiting saw staff wiping down baskets with Lysol wipes which is great. Hardly anyone inside when I got in. Loads of fresh vegetables and fruit. Meat and seafood well stocked. Could have bought flour but they only had 10lb bags and I was on foot. They had TP but I didn’t need any. Forgot to look for Lysol wipes. A few sections were pretty picked through ... only options for frozen vegetables were brussel sprouts and corn.
They had one staff person managing traffic flow and had set up a waiting area with good spacing to get to the cashier area.
All in all a good experience. And very impressed with how they are managing people in the store and cleaning the carts and baskets.
, fresh produce was all there except no bananas for some reason - who knows why.
Minion invasion?
If so, they were more discreet than they typically are.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
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My teleconferences are so fucking dry and boring, I go on eBay and report sanitizers, masks, lysol, etc as price gouging while going "yep.. uh huh.. gotcha.." about 200 times. For three weeks now. They are actually pretty good at taking those listings down it's pretty impressive.
Had to go to Walgreen's to pick up my son's Fluoride prescription, long line in the drive thru, so I put on the mask and went in. As I passed the front register heading to the back to the pharmacy, heard woman at the register asking about the "large bottle of hand sanitizer", turned around and lo and behold, behind the registers on a shelf are some varying sizes and brands of hand sanitizer. Got the prescription, jumped in the line and got the 2nd to last Walgreen's brand 28 OZ bottle of sanitizer for $4.79. They had about a dozen smaller sized bottles also. Haven't seen the stuff in a store in well over a month. And as it happens, its the wife's birthday, so brought it home and told her that was her present.
Had to go to Walgreen's to pick up my son's Fluoride prescription, long line in the drive thru, so I put on the mask and went in. As I passed the front register heading to the back to the pharmacy, heard woman at the register asking about the "large bottle of hand sanitizer", turned around and lo and behold, behind the registers on a shelf are some varying sizes and brands of hand sanitizer. Got the prescription, jumped in the line and got the 2nd to last Walgreen's brand 28 OZ bottle of sanitizer for $4.79. They had about a dozen smaller sized bottles also. Haven't seen the stuff in a store in well over a month. And as it happens, its the wife's birthday, so brought it home and told her that was her present.
Had to go to Walgreen's to pick up my son's Fluoride prescription, long line in the drive thru, so I put on the mask and went in. As I passed the front register heading to the back to the pharmacy, heard woman at the register asking about the "large bottle of hand sanitizer", turned around and lo and behold, behind the registers on a shelf are some varying sizes and brands of hand sanitizer. Got the prescription, jumped in the line and got the 2nd to last Walgreen's brand 28 OZ bottle of sanitizer for $4.79. They had about a dozen smaller sized bottles also. Haven't seen the stuff in a store in well over a month. And as it happens, its the wife's birthday, so brought it home and told her that was her present.
Had to go to Walgreen's to pick up my son's Fluoride prescription, long line in the drive thru, so I put on the mask and went in. As I passed the front register heading to the back to the pharmacy, heard woman at the register asking about the "large bottle of hand sanitizer", turned around and lo and behold, behind the registers on a shelf are some varying sizes and brands of hand sanitizer. Got the prescription, jumped in the line and got the 2nd to last Walgreen's brand 28 OZ bottle of sanitizer for $4.79. They had about a dozen smaller sized bottles also. Haven't seen the stuff in a store in well over a month. And as it happens, its the wife's birthday, so brought it home and told her that was her present.
Did you wrap it at least?
I thought about it. But: A. I'm too lazy 2. I suck at gift wrapping Thirdly: It's one of those odd shaped things that is extra hard to wrap
Just ran to Lowe's to get a couple of supplies for a house project. 95% of people that I saw were wearing masks & giving everyone more than enough space. It was a nice change from the last trips to various stores.
Not only that, they brought out all mulch, soil, rocks, etc into the parking lot for self-loading and only allowed one car to go through at a time. I was impressed.
Just ran to Lowe's to get a couple of supplies for a house project. 95% of people that I saw were wearing masks & giving everyone more than enough space. It was a nice change from the last trips to various stores.
Not only that, they brought out all mulch, soil, rocks, etc into the parking lot for self-loading and only allowed one car to go through at a time. I was impressed.
I'd like to see Ms. @deadendp wrap the items bolded above. I'm there for the Instagram video if one happens.
Just ran to Lowe's to get a couple of supplies for a house project. 95% of people that I saw were wearing masks & giving everyone more than enough space. It was a nice change from the last trips to various stores.
Not only that, they brought out all mulch, soil, rocks, etc into the parking lot for self-loading and only allowed one car to go through at a time. I was impressed.
I'd like to see Ms. @deadendp wrap the items bolded above. I'm there for the Instagram video if one happens.
I placed two pick up orders with Giant Eagle. The first order was $58. I realized I neglected to put the Smart Balance on there (lactose free peeps in the house) so I tried to edit the order. I couldn't since they had already had it in processing. The order totaled out at $19.
The second order was one I honestly padded with a bunch of stuff not filled on the first order, but because I added chicken, smart balance and an extra loaf of bread, I needed more to get to the order minimum. The second order I submitted was $45. That order totaled out to just under $13.
Chicken was 2 breasts, not the family pack. One tiny container of Smart Balance. No Lysol. No wipes. Between the 2 orders, we didn't hit the order minimum for one order.
I placed two pick up orders with Giant Eagle. The first order was $58. I realized I neglected to put the Smart Balance on there (lactose free peeps in the house) so I tried to edit the order. I couldn't since they had already had it in processing. The order totaled out at $19.
The second order was one I honestly padded with a bunch of stuff not filled on the first order, but because I added chicken, smart balance and an extra loaf of bread, I needed more to get to the order minimum. The second order I submitted was $45. That order totaled out to just under $13.
Chicken was 2 breasts, not the family pack. One tiny container of Smart Balance. No Lysol. No wipes. Between the 2 orders, we didn't hit the order minimum for one order.
Are you doing all your grocery shopping online? I've been going to the grocery store every two weeks or so. I actually made it three weeks between trips last time, but we supplemented with some takeout here and there.
I placed two pick up orders with Giant Eagle. The first order was $58. I realized I neglected to put the Smart Balance on there (lactose free peeps in the house) so I tried to edit the order. I couldn't since they had already had it in processing. The order totaled out at $19.
The second order was one I honestly padded with a bunch of stuff not filled on the first order, but because I added chicken, smart balance and an extra loaf of bread, I needed more to get to the order minimum. The second order I submitted was $45. That order totaled out to just under $13.
Chicken was 2 breasts, not the family pack. One tiny container of Smart Balance. No Lysol. No wipes. Between the 2 orders, we didn't hit the order minimum for one order.
Are you doing all your grocery shopping online? I've been going to the grocery store every two weeks or so. I actually made it three weeks between trips last time, but we supplemented with some takeout here and there.
No. I do one big shop a month and supplement halfway through with GE curbside. I go to the curbside only store, so I was thinking that perhaps they would keep up on stock a bit more.
We're fine. I just get some fresh stuff in between.
I placed two pick up orders with Giant Eagle. The first order was $58. I realized I neglected to put the Smart Balance on there (lactose free peeps in the house) so I tried to edit the order. I couldn't since they had already had it in processing. The order totaled out at $19.
The second order was one I honestly padded with a bunch of stuff not filled on the first order, but because I added chicken, smart balance and an extra loaf of bread, I needed more to get to the order minimum. The second order I submitted was $45. That order totaled out to just under $13.
Chicken was 2 breasts, not the family pack. One tiny container of Smart Balance. No Lysol. No wipes. Between the 2 orders, we didn't hit the order minimum for one order.
Are you doing all your grocery shopping online? I've been going to the grocery store every two weeks or so. I actually made it three weeks between trips last time, but we supplemented with some takeout here and there.
No. I do one big shop a month and supplement halfway through with GE curbside. I go to the curbside only store, so I was thinking that perhaps they would keep up on stock a bit more.
We're fine. I just get some fresh stuff in between.
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Today I went to my neighborhood, more affordable Harris Teeter instead of the small specialty grocer I've been using, with the intent of buying extra groceries to donate to the local food bank. It was awful. I'm not going back there again. The store had ZERO safety measures in place. People were not social distancing. Half of them didn't have masks on. Supplies of everything still low. I was horrified by the whole experience, and I won't go back.
The only positive result is that I have three bags of non-perishables and a box of diapers to donate.
That is a wonderful thing. Thank you so very much for passing food on to those in need. It is amazing how the food banks and school systems have been providing food to so very many. My daughter's school district even added an evening pick-up day each week, they will deliver if needed and the kids can pick up a week of breakfast and lunch at one pick-up time if they choose.
2016: Lexington and Wrigley 1
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2016: Lexington and Wrigley 1
This was basically my experience on Friday in Victoria at Thrifty Foods. The line up outside took about 10 minutes, the carts are all pre-wiped, and almost everything was well stocked. I could have gotten tp, paper towels and the like but don't need any. They even had yeast this week! The only thing that still seems out of stock is wipes, but I did get a small bottle of hand sanitizer. Frozen fruit and veggies seem mostly available, fresh produce was all there except no bananas for some reason - who knows why.
As I passed the front register heading to the back to the pharmacy, heard woman at the register asking about the "large bottle of hand sanitizer", turned around and lo and behold, behind the registers on a shelf are some varying sizes and brands of hand sanitizer. Got the prescription, jumped in the line and got the 2nd to last Walgreen's brand 28 OZ bottle of sanitizer for $4.79. They had about a dozen smaller sized bottles also. Haven't seen the stuff in a store in well over a month.
And as it happens, its the wife's birthday, so brought it home and told her that was her present.
2016: Lexington and Wrigley 1
A. I'm too lazy
2. I suck at gift wrapping
Thirdly: It's one of those odd shaped things that is extra hard to wrap
We gift wrap at work. The big secret is to wrap on an angle.
2016: Lexington and Wrigley 1
Not only that, they brought out all mulch, soil, rocks, etc into the parking lot for self-loading and only allowed one car to go through at a time. I was impressed.
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I could gift wrap a car if I had to. I won't, but I could.
2016: Lexington and Wrigley 1
2016: Lexington and Wrigley 1
The second order was one I honestly padded with a bunch of stuff not filled on the first order, but because I added chicken, smart balance and an extra loaf of bread, I needed more to get to the order minimum. The second order I submitted was $45. That order totaled out to just under $13.
Chicken was 2 breasts, not the family pack. One tiny container of Smart Balance. No Lysol. No wipes. Between the 2 orders, we didn't hit the order minimum for one order.
2016: Lexington and Wrigley 1
We're fine. I just get some fresh stuff in between.
2016: Lexington and Wrigley 1