While I was at Walgreen’s they had folks lined up at the drive-up window to get the Covid tests, but the paperwork hadn’t been printed, yet. As I left, there were three vehicles at a very small store.
I paid for the water at Lin’s, with no cart, of course, and then had to get the Tracker from the parking lot and back up to where the water was stacked outside. I put one case in and the pharmacist, who was just going in to work, asked me if I needed help. I thanked him and then wondered if he’d had the fleeting thought that he was abetting as I was absconding with water at $2.39 a case.
Earlier, before the sun was up, I made a copy of the post office receipt and took it over to Chuck’s drop. Just so he has something besides the bright pink slip of card stock that was given to me as a “receipt” to show when I got the other keys. But hopefully, Adam will take care of it all for me. I hope. I put one of the keys with my spare apartment key (something I’ve done everywhere I’ve lived) and will put the other one on a separate key chain.
The allergy prescriptions aren’t all that...
I have never found that antihistamines worked worked especially well.