On May 26, 12:21 am, somebody <
tom.ungvar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As I was going to checkout there were pillows in the aisle for sale.
> Which is odd because the Walmart Marketplace is just groceries.. But
> I was looking for a pillow for the platform bed I just got. And they
> were only $3.97 I was going to get the $6 pillow at Family Dollar but
> the $3.97 pillow intrigued me. Figured what the heck, it's only $3.97
> and it was odd they were there in the first place. Maybe it was a
> sign from God or such. So I got one. And got one from Family Dollar
> too. An overnight guest would probably expect a pillow with the
> platform bed/futon. I doubt they expect a great pillow, so maybe the
> $3.97 pillow is good enough.
I'll be up to spend a week or two before the summer is out. Save
the pillow for me, and a bed. I will pay for my own food. I can't
figure people out. They get cars to go places more than their walking
limit but even then they complain about places being "too far". What
exactly is too far anyway? I don't look at miles, I go by time. I
haven't had a car in 30 years and I'm not complaining. But if you try
my style for a while you might come to see what distance is really
like. You sure do buy a lot of things. Not me. I keep thinking I
could die this year, why buy a whole bunch of stuff I'm not going to
use? That's the one good thing about aging - the older you get the
more chance that anything you buy is going to last a life time.
TJ