Our local Smiths store started allowing seniors to shop from 7:00 to 8:00 am so I got up early and took advantage of their generosity. I was mainly interested in bread and vegetables. We had plenty of meat. I had found a recipe yesterday for bread that didn't require eggs so I bought extra flour. It was a nice thought but the store was out of yeast. Oh well, maybe I'll make cookies instead!
Although there was a line to get into the store when it opened everyone seemed to accept the fact that they were not letting too many in the store at one time. I was impressed that nobody was hoarding. People were just buying what they needed and quickly left the store.
I am beginning to think that my generation, even though they are the most vulnerable to the virus, are the most likely to be kind and follow the rules to keep things running as smoothly as possible.
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Everyone leaves footprints as they walk on their assigned path and you never know who you might inspire by sharing your experiences.
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- This blog began as a means to share my life adventures with my readers. My writing experience to that point included two published books; Wake Up! and A Gathering of Spirit and four years as a columnist for the Cibola Beacon. I have since added Journey of an Enlightened Egotist, Spirits of Cibola County, What Now My Love? A Writer's Journey and Adventures of a Chosen Messenger to my published work, all are available from Amazon.com Looking for ways to inspire others to write I created a writing group for senior citizens in 2012, a writing camp for children 2012-2015 and a communication group for a nursing home in 2013. In 2018 I created an online writing group.This move led to two others eventually removed do to lack of participation. A friend once told me to find my passion and share it and I would realize my purpose. She was right! Every time I have thought I should give up something happens to assure me that I am on the right path.
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