The "green stuff" looks like pea shoots.

Oh, dear I hope She is prepared to be jostled and squished.
Have fun, I hope you find exciting, beautiful items. Let the shopping begin!

Well, the Parson Russell Terrier of course.
Sparrow is my 2nd.
Robin was my 1st.
They are little dog with a huge personality. Love adventures, playing and a good cuddle.
Stubborn, yet willing to please. Silly, smart and loving.
Robin did not bark until she was 5yrs old.
Sparrow has opinions...

Welcome Jen's Mommy! Enjoy your meal.

In my Sobeys marmite is in with the nutbutters and jams. On the top shelf which I can't reach.
The tahini is usually in the international food aisle in one of the many sections. I have also seen it in the "health food" aisle.

Dr. Jen's blood we are watching you.... pull up your numbers don't slouch!

Nova Scotia Health has free classes.
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I did. A coworker regularly went to stock up. She was buying supplies for a local mission which does free meals and personal care kits.

Pet Valu has a Seniors' Day discount, for reward program members,
on the last Thursday of every month 10% off regular-priced merchandise.

There are no rules for grief. I no longer really do Christmas. I have not looked at my decorations. Too many memories.
Start a new tradition as a family. Maybe book a meal out somewhere.
Some people will volunteer at Hope Cottage instead of doing the whatever was traditional in their family.

Have you seen this clip by The museum of NS.
www.instagram.com/reel/DQeZz4t...

typo I meant you model it well. lol

How much fun is this costume! They did a great job in their design and execution. You model is well.

The dreaded very scary Puumpkin Spice.

According to HRP
"Police are conducting an operation on Hartlen Avenue in relation to an ongoing investigation.

There is a large police presence in the area but no anticipated threat to public safety.
The public is asked to avoid the area."