Getting Pickled

[kevin_standlee]

A few days ago, I received a "care package" of sorts from Katster.



Knowing of my fondness for evil dill pickle flavored Pringles and my complaints that they are hard to find around where I live, Kat saw these (which are presumably just dill pickle Pringles with the Rick and Morty "special edition" branding) in Sacramento and sent me a couple of them.

My thanks to Kat for the present. I've enjoyed it.

Lisa and I ventured out this afternoon for perishable foods. Shelf-stable foods are well-stocked for multiple weeks. Raley's grocery store was mercifully quiet, so we could get our shopping done without having to dodge people doing drunkard's walks around the store. Lisa also spotted something that Raley's is doing to help with sanitation that we may explore for Westercon 74 if we can afford it. More about that later, possibly.

Comments

[katster]

I'm glad you enjoyed them. For some reason, the local Walmart seems to have them on the shelf all the time, so I always think of you. I've been meaning to do this for a while, but with the current circumstances, it just seemed a good moment to bring some cheer. :)

-kat

[kevin_standlee]

That's probably one reason I don't see them, as I try to avoid shopping at Wal-Mart. But thank you again!

[delosharriman]

When I went to get milk, the shop where I buy it (not the supermarket) was clean out of fresh eggs, but I purchased a package with six shelled hard-boiled eggs. Clearly, from a sanitation viewpoint, seriously inferior to boiled eggs in the shell.