I am so glad to finally be home after this pretty crazy Saturday. I got up and made breakfast for the Mrs. and me and later went to Walmart to get a new car battery and to get an oil change. Being in Walmart during COVID is interesting. It’s been a while since I have people watched and I will tell you there were a few folks who didn’t know how to wear a mask properly. As I waited I had a Subway sandwich. It made the time go by a little faster. It appears I need some new tires eventually but that will have to wait a while.
After Walmart, I went to check on my mom. And did a few things for her. Then made my way to the grocery store to pick up a few things and as I tried to start my car it wouldn’t start which was frustrating because I just had a new battery put in. Well, I got roadside assistance to come give it a tow to my preferred garage to get it fixed. My very wonderful Mrs. came to rescue me so we could go home to resume our evening after waiting for the tow truck to come.
My friends, I am glad to be home. It’s been one interesting day. One thing I can say is that other folks have probably had it much worse so they should know I see them in a way. Did I mention I am tired after all this?
Sounds almost as fun as driving to Hamilton Place area to sit with a parent in the hospital and your car breaks down on a busy highway when you’re really frazzled from lack of sleep.
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I can understand the feeling. Covid is here to stay
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I hate to burst your bubble but Covid has been around longer than the age of everyone reading this blog…Covid has pretty much been around as long as man has been around !!! It’s not a death sentence people.
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I did not know that as the journals only showed it erupting in Wuhan, China. Now I need to research more. Interesting share. Thank you.
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Oh my, there are so many different Covid virus’s…Think of the all the different cold and flu virus are out there. This is just one more…
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I went to Walmart to have my tires rotated and balanced per their “lifetime” guarantee for such services only to find out that “lifetime” means five years in Walmatian.I will NOT be back.
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