Things I found on this shopping week
• There are so many alternate-name versions of Monopoly that the "original", by its very original-ness, uses that as its own marketing gimmick.
• Ralph Nader has gotten into writing fiction. His first (that I saw) work is called Only the Super-Rich can Save Us, in which 17 billionaires and close-to-billionaires realize that even if they tried to take it with them, what good would it do, might as well put it back to improve the quality of life for those still here, and do so while they're still here to oversee and watch it happen. (No, I haven't bought it, if anyone on my list is reading this.)
Fundamentally done with shopping, only took me two days (and the second only because the hazelnut people don't come to the Market on Tuesdays.) This is good since we head for Florida on Friday. I like the way my captions will shape up.
• Ralph Nader has gotten into writing fiction. His first (that I saw) work is called Only the Super-Rich can Save Us, in which 17 billionaires and close-to-billionaires realize that even if they tried to take it with them, what good would it do, might as well put it back to improve the quality of life for those still here, and do so while they're still here to oversee and watch it happen. (No, I haven't bought it, if anyone on my list is reading this.)
Fundamentally done with shopping, only took me two days (and the second only because the hazelnut people don't come to the Market on Tuesdays.) This is good since we head for Florida on Friday. I like the way my captions will shape up.