Last week I popped into McDonald's restaurant before doing my groceries. I had been to a zumba class at the gym and was having a good day. I had some time to relax over a cup of coffee and I even pored over a newspaper. There was an interesting article on the
Mr Greek franchise company and how well it was doing, and in fact expanding internationally. I sneezed and noticed an older lady looking across at me from another table. I apologized and assured her it was just allergies and that I wasn't sick. She said she didn't think I was sick. She was eating her signature mcwrap sandwich. All of a sudden, she pulled a tooth out of her sandwich. At first, she didn't realize it was her own tooth. As I got up to leave, I walked over and mentioned it would be expensive to have that tooth fixed. She said 'It's a false tooth, so it won't be expensive to fix'. Then she said 'My husband's in a nursing home, my house has been sold and I have to move immediately. This is the last thing I wanted to happen now'. I heard myself saying 'You get that tooth looked after, it's important to look after yourself first, you will feel so much better and everything will fall into place, you'll see!' She smiled and thanked me as I went about my day. Isn't it always easier to give other people advice? It's your own problems that sometimes seem insurmountable.
At the grocery store I bought this new LED bulb. Soon we won't be able to buy incandescents anymore as they are not as energy efficient. I thought I would try out this new LED type. I had printed off an Ontario government coupon. They are trying to encourage people to switch over as soon as possible. I did also buy a stock of incandescents. I like them and find them brighter.
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