why are small bandages so difficult to find?
It used to be that if you wanted a package of small bandages that were about the size of an adult index finger, you could find it at any pharmacy. No problem. Yeah, good luck finding that now. If you don't very specifically know the dimensions and the name of what this bandage type is, you'll never find it.
But I know what the name and dimensions are. And now you will, too.
I was in a Walgreen's recently and bought something that was too good to pass up.
This is a computer thing, and it's honestly something I didn't think I'd be buying again, but there it was...
I drive an older car with with no screen in it (unless you count the gas gauge which is a tiny LCD panel), and given I've been using Garmin GPSes for almost 20 years, that's the only screen I use in the car.
If I weren't using a Garmin DriveSmart 66 for navigation however, the alternative is actually not a bad idea at all...
I've been to a good number of restaurants over the years, but I am one of those people who sincerely believes eating out was better in the '90s. Early-to-mid '90s, specifically.
I used to think this was all in my head, thinking yeah, I'm older now, so of course I'll say eating out was better in the past. I don't think that way anymore.
Part of the reason I'm thinking of getting a Telecaster again is because it's a guitar that agrees with me. I can work with a Tele even if it has really ratty sounding pickups in it.
But then there's the Jackson Monarkh. I actually have played one of these and do genuinely like the guitar, but can't get one. Why?
