On Sun, 26 Apr 2020 21:51:41 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> wrote:

>
>"Jinx the Minx" > wrote in message
...
>> Julie Bove > wrote:
>>>
>>> "Ophelia" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> "Terry Coombs" wrote in message ...
>>>>
>>>> On 4/22/2020 6:21 AM, Julie Bove wrote:
>>>>> Micheleia's Hamburger Mac and Cheese. It was a snack sized portion.
>>>>> That
>>>>> part was good as I was only eating a snack. But whoever does the online
>>>>> reviews should lose their job! 5 stars my eye! *Shudder* Had a slightly
>>>>> weird flavor and the pasta was soft.
>>>>>
>>>>> My trip to Walmart tomorrow does not look promising. They are out of
>>>>> stock on most everything I would normally buy. We've been eating cereal
>>>>> or crackers for a meal almost daily. We also have cheese and canned
>>>>> goods. That's about it.
>>>>>
>>>>> I need REAL food! And paper towels. Stores seem to have TP now but no
>>>>> paper towels.
>>>>
>>>> I almost feel sorry for you , sitting here with a freezer full of
>>>> various meats and a pantry well stocked with all the things we like .
>>>> We've even got fresh lettuce in the fridge and green onions growing both
>>>> out in the garden and in a big plastic pot out on the deck . Fresh
>>>> tomatoes would be nice , but all that's available here are commercially
>>>> grown tomato-shaped objects that have no flavor . I can wait for our
>>>> home grown .
>>>>
>>>> Snag
>>>>
>>>> ====
>>>>
>>>> I do feel sorry for her. Like you, we keep a good store and freezers
>>>> full always. We are fairly remote, with no shops nearby so I don't like
>>>> to take chances. I suppose anyone living near shops who can normally
>>>> get
>>>> out easily don't need to worry so much. Times like these are not really
>>>> expected I suppose.
>>>
>>> I normally keep a good stock but we've been on lockdown longer than most.
>>> We're only allowed one trip to the store every two weeks and things are
>>> being rationed. I did get paper towels today but there was a limit of one
>>> package. So 6 rolls as that was the only kind they had.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Interesting. My friend lives just 20 minutes away from Bothell in Edmonds.
>> They’re not restricted from going to the store more often than once every
>> 2
>> weeks.
>
>I'm from Edmonds. They sure are. It applies to the whole state. But
>seemingly the only other person I know who heard the press conference where
>Inslee said this is my friend Jim. He repeated back to me what he heard and
>it was exactly what I heard.

I suggest you read he
https://coronavirus.wa.gov/spread-fa...mean-stay-home

and he
https://coronavirus.wa.gov/you-and-your-family#grocery
How can I stay safe when going grocery shopping?
You can take several steps you can take before, during and after you
go grocery shopping to keep yourself and others safe.
Before you go
Only make needed trips. Don't go to the store if you're sick, and be
extra cautious if you or a loved one is more likely to get sick from
COVID-19.
Wash your hands.
Consider ordering groceries online for pick up or delivery.
Check for special hours. Many stories offer special shopping hours for
people over 60, pregnant people, and those with medical conditions.
At the store
Wear a cloth face covering that covers your nose and mouth.
Use hand sanitizer or an antiseptic wipe to clean the handles of a
grocery cart or basket.
Keep your distance of at least six feet between you and others, even
in the checkout line.
Cover your coughs and sneezes.
Don't touch your face.
Save some for your neighbors. Only buy what you need so there will be
enough for everyone.
When you get home
Wash your hands.
Practice food safety. Don't disinfect your groceries. Wash your fruit
and vegetables as you normally would.

As I said, check your state government COVID-19 resource pages and
stop repeating some radio newsreader with an urge to show off.
Janet US