Today? Whoo! Tiring. Happens every two weeks here.
Up early. On the road by 9 or 9:30 a.m. to drive almost 30 miles to the nearest big city. Read that 20,000 people. We live in a VERY rural area.
My day was spent shopping for our needs: food, beverages (adult, too), pet supplies, fabric, gasoline, library, thrift stores, hardware/home center, gardening/plants, cooking implements, gift/decor items, birthday/anniversary/greeting cards, etc. Just name something. The only things we can get in our little town are the BARE essentials.
Our little grocery store doesn't carry fresh parsley and most of the time fresh mushrooms. I called one day and asked for the availibility of dried split peas and the answer was, "What are those?"
Today, when it was all said and done, I'd made 22 stops, which is about average. There've been times when I have made more stops.
I'm tired, but I had a good day and Buck made an awesome dinner. When I do my Wednesday shopping trips, he's in charge of dinner. He's a keeper.