Marie Miller
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Did you at least shoot the old stuff? Give it to a reloader who will disassemble and reuse what is salvageable.
Shopping--What did you buy?
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Krystal Shay
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I ordered some new kitchen hand towels and dish clothes.
Tony Nathanson
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Yes, I shot up some of it. All were OK. But I get concerned when ammo in a house/defensive gun is that old & I replace it for peace of mind.
I'm also a handloader - been at it for 48 years.
Marie Miller
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As the charcoal grey top fits perfectly I ordered the denim blue one. Wide leg jeans need slim tops. Sleeveless, fairly high neck, front double stretchy satin fabric. Yeah!
I finally bought a new propane grill at Lowes. My old one got blown off of my porch during a wind storm a few years ago and is damaged beyond repair. I always buy used, but Craigslist is dead and I have no Facebook account to access Marketplace. Gonna put it together tomorrow.
Colonoscopy time?
I went thrifting yesterday specifically to find some sweatpants for when I'm doing yard work or diying mainly for comfort. During my search I came to the conclusion that 'sweatpants' have been exchanged for leggins or what they are called now 'slicks' in thrifts store (not sure about Goodwill, didn't extend my search that far). I learned this from asking an employee in the men's active wear.
At another thrift store, determined to find 'sweatpants', after thumbing through the isles of women's active wear, I found three pair of 'actual' sweatpants, two were discounted 50% which was $5.00 a pair. I was very pleased knowing that I would not have found one pair for the cost of three in retail stores or online.
During my four hour excursion between the two stores I did find other useful items mainly for my granddaughters when they are out of school for the summer. Games that I use to play outdoors. I'm always surprised when I come across items that remind me of 'them old days.'
At another thrift store, determined to find 'sweatpants', after thumbing through the isles of women's active wear, I found three pair of 'actual' sweatpants, two were discounted 50% which was $5.00 a pair. I was very pleased knowing that I would not have found one pair for the cost of three in retail stores or online.
During my four hour excursion between the two stores I did find other useful items mainly for my granddaughters when they are out of school for the summer. Games that I use to play outdoors. I'm always surprised when I come across items that remind me of 'them old days.'