We got it in our heads to visit Whole Foods in Hyannis, for no particular reason, more or less to get out of the house for a while.<\/p>
We also wanted to find a scoop shovel, which had become a mild obsession after being demonstrated by one of the contractors who installed our radon remission system.<\/p>
We stopped at Home Depot, but the only scoop shovel they had is owned (and loved) by the store. \u00a0We did a shop at Whole Foods, nothing big, just a few items.<\/p>
It being mid-day by that time, we’d hoped to eat at an organic food cafe in Hyannis, but they were closed for winter break.<\/p>
Instead, we ended up at Keltic Kitchen, which had been\u00a0highly recommended by one of our friends. \u00a0We had a large, delicious and filling lunch and bought some nice items at their gift shop.<\/p>
I suggested Agway in Dennis for the shovel. \u00a0We were bloody lucky: they had one remaining from a shipment that had arrived only yesterday. \u00a0Unbelievable.<\/p>
We had a few hours of daylight left, so stopped at the RMV in Yarmouth to get the glasses restriction taken off our licenses. \u00a0After a 45 or so minute wait, we got called. \u00a0I didn’t see their test well enough to be comfortable, but Ron passed and shelled over $25 for a new license.<\/p>
We headed home after that and got to the house around 4:30, just as the snow started up again in earnest.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We got it in our heads to visit Whole Foods in Hyannis, for no particular reason, more or less to get out of the house for a while.We also wanted to find a scoop shovel, which had become a mild … Continue reading