I was about to leave to visit a Stop & Shop, in search of a particular item that I can’t find at my usual supermarket. Then I saw this TV report.
It’s very unlikely the non-food item I’m looking for will be out of stock, assuming it’s something that’s normally carried at the store. If all else fails, there’s Amazon, of course. I might explain later what it is, and why I’m searching for it, depending on how the story turns out.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts prohibits clothing, shoes, towels and sheets, etc., from being thrown away.
https://www.mass.gov/guides/clothing-and-textile-recovery
How much of an effect does my small state’s initiative have on the global problem of textile waste? A safe guess is not very much. But as we did with same-sex marriage, we’re setting an example for other states to follow.
This was premiered last weekend at James Cawley’s Star Trek Original Series Set Tour in Ticonderoga, New York. Present on the bridge of the Enterprise was Robin “Saavik” Curtis and, in Captain Kirk’s chair, William Shatner.
Here’s the background on the video’s production:
We have a neighborhood visitor. He’s welcome to any mice he can find. I suspect there’s one trying to escape the cold night air and set up residence in one of the porch walls.
“A bat! No! wait! A hawk! That’s it! It’s an omen! I shall become a hawk!”
A reminder of the effect that chemotherapy had on my facial hair, turning it thin, wispy and gray.
After being clean-shaven for a couple of months, I was curious to see if the change was permanent, and it wasn’t.
Denro’s minivan, damaged when a rambunctious deer ran into it, has been declared a total loss by the insurance company. Will it have a second life in Ghana?
