Errands, New Game, and Nice Visit

Wow, I had an awesome beginning to my day the other day. I got so much accomplished. I managed to get all the things on my list done. It was amazing. However that meant that I was pretty non-stop until early afternoon. (Well non-stop after I finished my morning tea and read some of my current book. )

But then I decided that I’d earned a break and thought I’d check out a new game I downloaded and played it a little too long. It’s a cooking time management game, which I just love and have no idea why I love it so much.

I just opened up my pizza shop in the game. I love pizza and this is fun to me. Again, I don’t know why. The shops I’ve opened so far are a burger shop, cake shop, cinema food, sakura, and now pizza. I’m eager to see how the game progresses.

There are events and pets and all kinds of things you can spend in game dollars and coins on but you can also spend some actual real dollars too, if you’d like. I’m pretty cheap where my games are concerned but I even decided to spend a little bit to see if it is a game I like or if it is just a money and time trap. BTW, if you click the image above, I think it will let you friend me and I’ll get a little something for having invited you.

Tiffany and I actually ran errands this week. I went into WinCo and she came in when I texted her that I was checking out, so she could come in and help me bag it up.

Then she dropped me at Aldi and she ran next door to Sprouts and got the few things we needed there. Then she got back to Aldi in time to help me bag up those groceries. Then we went to Walmart where she got the household items and I got the grocery items. Checked out and realized we’d forgotten matches, so we popped into Dollar tree and got a few more items we needed.

Thankfully, Tiffany had put dinner in the crock-pot before we left and I’d made the rice the night before, so dinner was a breeze.

We also had a nice surprise the same day. My parents came by to see the puppies, chicks, and kittens. While they were here, I showed them around our plants as well.