If you’re wanting to save your gloves, you can use plastic grocery bags. I always keep a stash in the door pouch.I seemingly survived my outings with little to no issues and shouldn’t have to go back “out” for at least 2 more weeks if I want fresh food again.
Farrier was interesting but kept our spaces and there was no coughing or sneezing and I mainly talk to hisas he’s bent over trimming hooves.
grocery store one had a line outside around the front of the building, limiting access and sanitizing carts before you went into store. Did a slow drive by. People were in line with carts prior to sanitization so I’m not quite sure how they thought that was working. Armed guard at entrance. This is the big store, swung by after picking up our amazing takeout from my favorite small restaurant. Opted to wait and go to small store with understanding they may not have much.
Small store was its usual Sat afternoon quiet. They even had individual wrapped toilet paper rolls for sale. You could only buy 2 but at least it’s something. I didn’t need any. Meat selection was fine, none of the kielbasa I buy for sauerkraut soup and the frozen veggies were pretty much gone but they seemed to have everything else. I bought enough for breakfast, lunch and dinner for the next two weeks supplemented with the pantry. Brought some chlorox wipes with me in zip lock bag so I was able to wipe down cart and hold it when I opened doors and such. Wiped down cc machine before I used it and wiped down my card.
Only troubling thing was a small child with her finger so far up her nose I couldn’t see it, hanging out in the produce section. Her dad was oblivious and on the phone. I didn’t see her touch anything but gross. No coughing or sneezing that I noticed anywhere. Baggers wore gloves. DH waited in car.
have to get gas tomorrow and will follow my one glove protocol before heading into work quick. Swinging by a friend to drop off duck eggs, will leave them on his porch. My girls are laying like crazy and no one wants to buy them so I give them to a friend who gives them away to church members. I easily have 36 dozen eggs to give away. Even giving away some goose eggs. Going to keep a few but I cant eat all that we have.
I am in Pinellas County Florida, and we have shortages. I have been ordering from a couple of different stores, and have trouble finding many items. Luckily, I did stock up because of the warnings on this site and am OK. I just like to make sure I have the items that my mom, and son need. There is no TP, and meat is limited around here.
I brought some home the other day and have been bringing them home every few weeks so far this year to cheer me up. I have seasonal depression and it's been a looooong winter and turning into a looooong spring.
My Instacart delivery today included items I didn't order... 3 cans of cat food, 1 pkg of construction paper, 2 bananas, 1 onion, diet coke and caffeine pills. The employees must be overworked or something... first time this has happened. One sleepy, semi-artistic cat owner must be wondering what happened to his order.
If you’re wanting to save your gloves, you can use plastic grocery bags. I always keep a stash in the door pouch.I seemingly survived my outings with little to no issues and shouldn’t have to go back “out” for at least 2 more weeks if I want fresh food again.
Farrier was interesting but kept our spaces and there was no coughing or sneezing and I mainly talk to his
grocery store one had a line outside around the front of the building, limiting access and sanitizing carts before you went into store. Did a slow drive by. People were in line with carts prior to sanitization so I’m not quite sure how they thought that was working. Armed guard at entrance. This is the big store, swung by after picking up our amazing takeout from my favorite small restaurant. Opted to wait and go to small store with understanding they may not have much.
Small store was its usual Sat afternoon quiet. They even had individual wrapped toilet paper rolls for sale. You could only buy 2 but at least it’s something. I didn’t need any. Meat selection was fine, none of the kielbasa I buy for sauerkraut soup and the frozen veggies were pretty much gone but they seemed to have everything else. I bought enough for breakfast, lunch and dinner for the next two weeks supplemented with the pantry. Brought some chlorox wipes with me in zip lock bag so I was able to wipe down cart and hold it when I opened doors and such. Wiped down cc machine before I used it and wiped down my card.
Only troubling thing was a small child with her finger so far up her nose I couldn’t see it, hanging out in the produce section. Her dad was oblivious and on the phone. I didn’t see her touch anything but gross. No coughing or sneezing that I noticed anywhere. Baggers wore gloves. DH waited in car.
have to get gas tomorrow and will follow my one glove protocol before heading into work quick. Swinging by a friend to drop off duck eggs, will leave them on his porch. My girls are laying like crazy and no one wants to buy them so I give them to a friend who gives them away to church members. I easily have 36 dozen eggs to give away. Even giving away some goose eggs. Going to keep a few but I cant eat all that we have.
Can you do essential oils? I have sinus allergies and can easily tolerate mild scents like lemon, orange, vanilla, and lavender. I like that it easy to control the strength of the oil.
They recommend that you don’t flush Kleenex because over time it can clog sewers.
Jokes aside, I totally agree and am trying to limit my shopping trips and use what I have in the house. I organized my freezer today purposely to see what I’m working with. My only concern is risking running too low on food and supplies and then there’s shortages, rationing, or something like that. I know it’s just paranoia, but I wouldn’t be surprised if other feel the same way.
