He was the greatest and his singing lives on and on thanks to CDs.

I'd just like to have a new pair of garden gloves like those given to me years ago that are now losing their glove form from years of use.  There was an upscale garden supply store back then but I it's out of business now. Smith & ? maybe.

I tend to stay away from those prepared foods for several reasons: way too much salt; usually not tasty as their package photos show; usually overpriced for small weight of contents and there is often ingredients in them there I chose to not consume.  I do occasionally buy Giant's prepared in-store deli salads and I especially love their broccoli salad but now even that has become pricey.  I tend to make my  own most of the time.

I'm all for supermarkets in PA entering the 20 century by selling beer and wines in the stores.  What I dislike about is the space once used for groceries is now being taken over by the booze products. In order to make sure all their products are available to customers stores are piling on--higher shelving, shelving in places it was never before, product displays in aisles already too crowded, creating even less room to move around with all the shopping carts, etc.  A case in point is the Giant on East Market St. in Springetts. Township that I was in Friday.  This is a store that really took a lot of shelf space away from grocery products for its booze stock. The store was so crowded I got only what I could, self-checked out and ran out.  If there were only a few more people in that store when I was there it would seem so close to becoming a fire hazard, similar to an over-crowded theater.  Some stores have made additions to their buildings in order to make room for all these new products consumer want from their stores while others may have too little to expand out.  The Giant I was in on Friday reminded of what it must be like to grocery shop in a small, inner city grocery store with poor management.

Hooray--I found an ally!