What have I been up
to this week? Well grocery shopping is one of the many things I can no longer
do. The fridge looked pitifully empty and I needed to find a solution to this
problem. My husband has enough on his shoulders taking care of me, and certainly
doesn’t need to add groceries to his very long list of things to do. We decided
to try ‘On-line shopping’.
I had heard that
‘everybody’ is doing it, but upon trying to find someone who had personal
experience in On-Line grocery shopping, I couldn’t find anyone - not a single
person! So who are the ‘everybodies’? Unable to find anyone, I decided that I
would just give it a go. Worst case scenario, if it wasn’t successful – we’d
shelve the idea and find another solution. Once I had initially signed in, it
took some time to find the food products I wanted to order, but I soon got the
hang of it, as each product was accompanied by a picture, making it child’s
play.
Placing an order, I
sat the next day eagerly awaiting the delivery. The supermarket van arrived
well within the allotted time they had predicted and I was impressed with how
the groceries were packed in a well organised way. The cleaning products, as
they should be, were in a separate box, and the milk products were all in
another box with a large freezer pack on top to keep them cold. So one
satisfied customer here, and since becoming an ‘everybody’ – I have since been
sharing this information.
When circumstances
change, finding a solution to a problem isn’t always as simple as on-line
grocery shopping – I only wish it were! My health continues to fluctuate and of
late I’ve done little writing. I somehow managed to write a piece for TheHuffington Post this week, so please take a minute or two and read about a
topic that almost everyone can relate to.
Excellent piece as always! Also loved your Huffington article. I'm an empty nest Mom with Parkinson's. Blessings abundant!
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