Hi Ruth,

 RH> >  RH> Around here everyone wears them.  No mask, no service.  Even
 RH> tag sales >  RH> ask you to leave without a mask.

 RH> > Smart thinking. I've only seen (in the paper, not even on streets)
 RH> one > yard sale sign in the past couple of months. Usually there's
 RH> several, > most every week end.

 RH> There were three locally this weekend.  I spent a grand total of 50
 RH> cents. I spent more at the gas station than I did at tag sales and the

We've not gone to any sales tho I've seen a few advertised. Usually as
part of our Saturday run around, we'll check out one or two.

 RH> grocery combined.  A local charity thrift reopened today, and other
 RH> than that it was a giant why-bother.

ReStore opened up a couple of weeks ago. We went over, just to take a
look around and came home with a Black and Decker Work Mate. I didn't
have my reading glasses so browsing the book section was a no go that
time.


 RH> >  RH> Thus the legend of the zucchini bandit leaves on.

 RH> > Yes, we were given some zucchini muffins and a couple of zuchinni
 RH> the > other day.

 RH> Meanwhile, we're being told some vegetables are in short supply due to
 RH> the Covid shakeup.  Including zucchini.

Interesting; I've seen that more people are planting gardens this year
than in recent history. I also saw lots of zuchinni and yellow squash
being left in the fields to rot at the beginning of the shut down;
farmers couldn't get it to market. From what I understand, that has
since been resolved.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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