Happy Tuesday to all. The days are quickly ticking by. The end of the month will be here in a few days. It is a cold morn (but sunny) for sure. It is 25* colder this morning from yesterday morning! Come the weekend, our temps aren't supposed to get above the freezing mark at all!! Have fun Black Friday shoppers. Boy oh boy, am I glad I don't do that anymore. I will stay warm and cozy and safe at home that day.
He-he! Yep, I think that may be good advice for those of us celebrating turkey day. Lots of goodies to eat and try - and leftovers and well, usually we all eat more than usual.I went out Sunday to visit sis. By the way, she is doing much better each week. They say maybe a couple weeks before she goes home. I really hope it is a little longer, so she gains more strength. But I digress, she does get to go out for Thanksgiving! She will be going to her daughter's and all her kids and most of her grands will be there. I love that for her. (the boys will go get her)
It was quite nice by the time I left her, so I decided I best make use of the day. I stopped to do my monthly gas tank fill-up. I needed to use my points before they expire at end of month to get a discount. After the discount, I paid 1.99/gallon! WOO-HOO. That is the best price I have paid in a few years.
Well, I was at Turkey Hill gas station - Kroger's gas station. It sits right in front of Kroger.
Let's see - I said stay out of stores this week! Yeah, well the lot was about empty, so I ran in to see what I might find. I got 2 nice grapefruit (red) in the clearance for .99/2. Then I walked to meat department. I got 3 1lb. packs of pork/angus mix ground for 1.75/lb. I had to get it - 1.75/lb. meat is basically unheard of now days. So many uses.
It's sell date was 3 days out. Repackaged and in the freezer. I really had no plans to get anything - but when you find a deal - well, you get it. Sometimes, I believe we are moved to go places or check things. I love it when I am put in the right spot at the right time.So no, I didn't follow my own advice, but there was no crowd at all - the store was basically empty. Maybe because it was a Sunday morning.
I am now home for the duration, as far as shopping or driving myself somewhere. I will go out with family for Thanksgiving.
Yesterday turned out to be such a warm day - although cloudy. I walked over the neighbor's house - they were having a tree cut down - and we talked for a while. Windows actually got opened for a bit.
I imagine many of you are readying the house and all the goodies for the holiday. Tomorrow, I have a small boneless turkey breast I will remove from the freezer - I will bake it Friday - got to have my leftovers!
Thanks for being here. Hoping you all have a good day.
I will post something tomorrow as well.
Blessings to all.
I wish there were a Kroger here.
ReplyDeleteGood morning, I'm glad to hear your sister is coming along with her healing and she gets to have Thanksgiving with family.
ReplyDelete*We will be going to family as well. I'm not so sure about the staying out of the stores this week though. The local Bi Mart is starting their Black Friday sale today and there is a couple of things I need to pick up at the sale price. It's 38* and foggy here this morning, brrr.
We are heading out for the last few grocery items. Hoping we beat the crowds this morning.
ReplyDeleteYup, gotta take advantage of bargains when you see them. Glad to hear that your sister will be able to enjoy Thanksgiving with family.
ReplyDeleteWe listened to the cold forecast this morning. Can't complain though, as our house is warm and compared to some places, our winter is relatively short.
So glad your sis will be able to be with her family for Thanksgiving. Great catch on the meat. A friend of mine raised two turkeys on her farm for us. The have been processed and we will pick them up this afternoon. I will be freezing one of them and the other will grace our Thanksgiving table. After reading an article about freezing Impossible pumpkin pies (which is what I make.) I decided to get those done yesterday. They're wrapped and in the freezer. I love hosting the holidays. No Black Friday shopping for me either. Our family tradition has always been to start our Christmas baking on Black Friday. Cookie
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