Ah, so happy! I was just thinking I want a massage, so I checked my next appointment, and it is indeed this Saturday. Good one, past Jesse!
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Yay water! Yay massage!
I am signed up for a free 15-minute massage at next week's health fair, that reminds me. And at the end of the day so I won't just tense right back up immediately.
Oh, I want to be at home in bed under my blankets. Alternately, I think I need a new windshield, mine is covered in little pockmarks like I regularly drive behind sand haulers without covers.
My neighborhood is currently a food desert, and there's a campaign to open a food co-op. Right now they have a thing going on where if you get 5 new people to buy owner shares, you get a 90-minute massage. I keep bugging everyone I know to sign up, because that would be excellent.
That would be excellent. Also, I love co-ops.
Being super near grocery stores is something I don't think I could move away from. Visiting my sister they live a 10 minute drive or so from a grocery store and it seemed so ridiculous to have to drive that far!
I hate the grocery store that is down the street, but I end up going there more often than not anyway because I'm too lazy to go to the ones that are outside of town.
I live two miles from a grocery store and that seems ridiculously far! But I manage, because waterfront. Although we did suggest in the Specific Plan workshop that bringing a Trader Joe's or something into downtown would be a good idea.
Argh. I've been looking into all kinds of options for teams and roles. The door has been closed on a thing I was looking into here in Chicago, or at least the door won't be open until much later this year. I have an interview with Dublin in half an a hour. I'll just try to go into it without worrying if I get it.
Without a car I am pretty much in a food desert- I have a small grocery store which is a 20 minute walk, but over a bridge not made for walking so much, a larger grocery store 15 minutes by bus (but the bus only runs once an hour), and Wegman's, the pinnacle of grocery stores, about an hour away by bus (they have only one store remaining within Rochester city limits-- all are now in the suburbs).