Anyway, I am back home--ready for a nap (with my book)--- And--We now have one one more hole in the Living room carpet- compliments of Lopez--Now we have 3 holes-- When Tess was a puppy, she had chewed 2 holes thru the carpet---- We now own a "holy carpet"!
The sun is out , so what more can one ask eh?
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I'm always amazed when I go shopping and you have shelves of nothing. Isn't that the truth that when you step in to get a couple of things, the bill is so much and so many extra items.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Oh Paula--it is so true-- I hear there are no C HIPS either-- (My kids tell me this!)- Nice to hear from yu-Lynda
DeleteHappy to hear the grands are on the mends and hope the kids follow suit soon.
ReplyDeleteGrocery shopping isn't fun. You got it done, minus cereal. Yes, empty shelves here in the heartland too. Is what it is.
Lopez making holes in LE carpeting or at least adding to the collection...darn that boy ggrrrr.
We shall all pray for each other and certainly for peace to prevail.
Have a relaxing, peaceful day.
Hugs dear lady
Nice to hear from yu!----- one has to buy essentials at the grocery--WE do not go to restaurants anymore-- to cut back a bit--Well Himself enjoys McDonalds but we bring it home-- Lynda
DeleteYes, we must all pray for peace. I am concerned about the high prices now at the gas pump and the grocery store. With no extra money coming in, I guess we'll just have to shop smarter! Have a good day today!
ReplyDeleteI guess its not just me who worries about the finances-- No extra $$$ comes in here either and the prices are so bad!-- Hugs to yu-Lynda
DeleteLots of snow coming down here today so be thankful for the sun. Yes grocery prices are out of this world and many things unavailable. The Kellogg factory says they have no idea when Rice Krispies will be back on the shelves so none for my DH either. They blame the labour strike last fall. Good that the family young'uns are feeling better. Hope the Mamas and Papas follow soon. Carpet..Oops...But don't ya just love that wee boy?
ReplyDeleteWillow-- little LOpez is cute--lotza work--but--He seems to be trained now to do his business outside--helps a lot--So so good to hear from yu--Lynda
DeleteOMG. The price for real vanilla has shot up over the last 2 years almost to quadruple the price pre-pandemic.
ReplyDeleteI just cannot believe the items that are being hoarded: pasta, rice (ok, at least those aren’t perishable), but pizzas? Grapefruit?? Lord.
Uh oh. NOT GOOD little Lopez. **SIGH**
Glad your grandkids are feeling better. Hope their parents follow suit!
Our sun is out, too. The only thing that makes a cold day redeemable!
Prayers for peace here, too.
HUGS
Barb
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Barb--always wonderful to hear your ideas-- Hugs my friend-Lynda
DeleteAbout that last 'poster'? I don't hate anything. Not work it. Hate is the opposite of Love, my spiritual studies have taught me.
ReplyDeleteMy...those were expensive bananas! ;-)
Love your holy carpet. You always give us a chuckle!
I have had sneezing and a running nose for several days...I will not consider a covid test...just focus on health and feeling good.
{{{HUGS}}}
Hopefully it does not turn into that terrible virus--- Happy that we can share a chuckle on here-- Hugs, Lynda
DeleteI was floored by the price of real vanilla here too.
ReplyDeleteHoly carpet, big smile. I had a surprise 40th birthday party for the spouse and purchased a large area rug to cover up holes in the living room carpet. At the party, my then 4-year-old nephew loudly announces his Aunt Susan bought the rug to cover up holes. Those holes were caused by heavy use of a mini-trampoline in front of the TV and not the pets.
Stay safe & healthy.
Oh I am SO so happy to hear that we are not the only people with a "Holy Carpet"--LOL--Hugs , Lynda
DeleteThat is great the grandkids are feeling better. Praying that the parents start feeling better soon. Praying for you Lynda and himself that you don't get it.
ReplyDeleteYes the cost of everything has gone up. I have been looking for some veggies that I love and have not been able to find them and thanks to everyone's comments I now know why. I don't watch TV or listen to the news so I forget that there is still a food shortage.
I love the comment "holy carpet". I want one of those!!!
The last picture must have been my problem last night. I could not get to sleep and I have no idea why. I don't think I was worry or thinking about anything other than I needed to go to sleep. It was too cold to get up and go do anything else because I was too tired to move. So we will see how long I can go today without a nap.
Praying for peace.
Oh Jan--- Naps are so good!-- Hopefully yu will sleep better to-night--Hugs, Lynda
DeletePraying is just hoping and wishing, crossing your fingers. Calling Lady Luck. Those were sure expensive bananas, lucky there were any. Glad the grandkids are well, older folks take longer. Cover the holes up, lots of folks have to do that, over time. Hope you sleep well!
ReplyDeleteFrankly not surprised about the cereal aisle. People see on the news that Ukraine is the breadbasket of Europe and decide they'd best buy out the cereal aisle.
ReplyDeletePraying for the world, too.
What kind of cereal does Himself like????????
ReplyDeleteWe have a lot of empty space here in the States....pasta for one thing.
I can't imagine why people would hoard stuff....leave some for everyone else. We do buy rice and beans in bulk, but not to hoard.
My hubs only likes Jasmine rice.