I spent last night and this morning with ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
adrian_turtle. It was in my calendar as "date night," but she wasn't feeling well, so it was mostly quiet conversation and me taking care of her in low-key ways.
The friend who has been doing her (and a few other people's) grocery shopping forgot one of the things Adrian needed for Passover, and she was talking about it probably being safe enough for her to duck into Stop and Shop, go to the end cap with the Passover stuff, and then directly to the check-out. I noted that right now, that sort of thing is lower-risk for me than for her, because I've had the first dose of a Covid vaccine and she won't be eligible until early April.
We walked from her place to that supermarket, and I went in, grabbed the Kedem grape juice, plus U-Bet chocolate syrup and some fruit-flavored jelly candies (forcattitude). I gave Adrian her groceries, and took the 77 bus up to the Arlington Heights busway, and then walked a couple of blocks to Trader Joe's. It was uncrowded (though not to the extent that the Stop and Shop had been), and I came out with lots of dried fruit (mostly cherries) and frozen things, some chocolate, and a bell pepper. I wound up calling a Lyft for the trip home, because it was 63°F (17 C) and I was worried that things would start to defrost on the bus (the entire length of the 77 bus route, connecting at Harvard Square, and then the 73 to near the end of the line).
Tomorrow is in my calendar as a rest day, because I don't want to chance being worn out Thursday, when I have an MRI scheduled.
adrian_turtle. It was in my calendar as "date night," but she wasn't feeling well, so it was mostly quiet conversation and me taking care of her in low-key ways. The friend who has been doing her (and a few other people's) grocery shopping forgot one of the things Adrian needed for Passover, and she was talking about it probably being safe enough for her to duck into Stop and Shop, go to the end cap with the Passover stuff, and then directly to the check-out. I noted that right now, that sort of thing is lower-risk for me than for her, because I've had the first dose of a Covid vaccine and she won't be eligible until early April.
We walked from her place to that supermarket, and I went in, grabbed the Kedem grape juice, plus U-Bet chocolate syrup and some fruit-flavored jelly candies (for
cattitude). I gave Adrian her groceries, and took the 77 bus up to the Arlington Heights busway, and then walked a couple of blocks to Trader Joe's. It was uncrowded (though not to the extent that the Stop and Shop had been), and I came out with lots of dried fruit (mostly cherries) and frozen things, some chocolate, and a bell pepper. I wound up calling a Lyft for the trip home, because it was 63°F (17 C) and I was worried that things would start to defrost on the bus (the entire length of the 77 bus route, connecting at Harvard Square, and then the 73 to near the end of the line).Tomorrow is in my calendar as a rest day, because I don't want to chance being worn out Thursday, when I have an MRI scheduled.
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