My leukemia's back.

So, here's my ? of the day... 2 - 3 x/year, our local Blue seal has a truck load sale of feed. It's offered for $2 less/bag than their usual price. Given that when I buy feed, it can be stamped with a date that is not acceptable to me, how much feed, and for how long would it be prudent to stock ahead to take advantage of the discount pricing???
I worry about this too. I can have problems with both weevils and rodents. Rodents seem under control now but I do see some moths around.

I would only get an amount that would stay fresh for the time you use it. Less if there are pest problems.
 
Wha....? you are NJ or Maine or something. that's not local enough for me.


I told my husband that I am doing a great job holding it together, but the drive back from New York after depositing the kid to school might be a real bummer.
He said he'd make stops and buy me pecan logs at all the Stuckeys.
I don't think there are any Stuckeys any more. and Now I am going to hold out for chocolate covered blueberries.

His life is going to get difficult. Poor guy.

When do you guys make the trip? That's a long drive, better pack snacks. I haven't seen a Stuckey's around for quite a long time (but oh yeah, I remember their pecan logs
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Sitting on my own sofa, a Diet Coke at hand and a dog at my feet......life is good. 3 ton of hay in the barn, a full pantry and freezer, 1500lbs of chicken feed......what more could a girl ask for :lol:


Lol! So glad you are home! Only thing I could think of would be someone else cooking dinner. But so glad for you to be able to take a hot,long shower without any extra stuff!
 
With chocolate chips.

Chocolate covered blueberries. Do they do that? I think that needs to be done.

Yes! Yes, they do! I think Trader Joe's does and so does Grimaldi's in Florida at certain times.
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And Walgreens!
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But has anyone had dark chocolate covered potatoes chips?!!!??? Those are dangerous!
 
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If we see a Stuckeys we will stop. I think the hubby is more of the pecan log aficionado than me. I am hoping for an apple. When do the early apples come in?
I have never traveled, but because my husband is teaching classes, we have to make it up there,get him settled and drive back between classes.
I hope my son will take the opportunities to get on a train and exploring.Pennsylvania sounds fun. Amish cheeses. yeah buddy.
 

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