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crafty_packratI stopped by the Safeway coming home tonight and picked up a pack of toilet paper, another box of kleenex, two cans of soup, bagels, cream cheese, skyr, and a couple of packs of ramen.
I don't think I've had cheap ramen since I was in collage, but I'm reasonably sure that I can dress it up into something acceptable by cracking an egg or two into it, and maybe adding a scoop of kimchi or half an onion. Basically, I bought some 'I have no energy to stand for five minutes and cook' food or 'I've been stuck in my apartment for three weeks due to quarantine and have almost nothing left' food; the canned soup can be donated if I don't use it, and the ramen will wind up in some experiment or other.
I also picked up 4 bag of mixed dried berries on clearance, and a bag of peppermints -- at the very least I'll have something to nibble on if I do get stuck in my apartment, and it's not like they'll go bad.
Now the only things left on my list are Dayquil, chocolate, and Brita water filters.
If you haven't been readingsiderea's pandemic preparation series -- about taking reasonable and measured preparation for Covid-19, check it out. She also did a great series on the 1918-1919 Pandemic Flu in Boston.
I don't think I've had cheap ramen since I was in collage, but I'm reasonably sure that I can dress it up into something acceptable by cracking an egg or two into it, and maybe adding a scoop of kimchi or half an onion. Basically, I bought some 'I have no energy to stand for five minutes and cook' food or 'I've been stuck in my apartment for three weeks due to quarantine and have almost nothing left' food; the canned soup can be donated if I don't use it, and the ramen will wind up in some experiment or other.
I also picked up 4 bag of mixed dried berries on clearance, and a bag of peppermints -- at the very least I'll have something to nibble on if I do get stuck in my apartment, and it's not like they'll go bad.
Now the only things left on my list are Dayquil, chocolate, and Brita water filters.
If you haven't been reading
siderea's pandemic preparation series -- about taking reasonable and measured preparation for Covid-19, check it out. She also did a great series on the 1918-1919 Pandemic Flu in Boston.
