No, I am not hunting for wild game, I am hunting for groceries.  Our local Meijer is an experimental store.  And as an experimental store, we get experimental store managers with experimental ideas.

And part of their experiments is rearranging the grocery isles.  Consequently, you can never find anything in the store.  And while they do have big signs over each isle announcing the contents, they forget to change the signs when they rearrange the groceries.

Fortunately, there is a very nice D&W grocery store just down the road.

The other day, I was in Meijer shopping for Cremini mushrooms.  And while they usually carry them, they were sold out.  But, they did have Baby Portabella.

Since I was wondering if I could substitute Baby Portabellas for Cremini, I looked them up on line on my iPhone.  And guess what?  They are one in the same.  In fact, Portabellas, and Baby Portabellas and Cremini and white button mushroom are all one in the same.  The only difference is that the darker and bigger mushrooms are older versions of the button mushrooms.

Now you know.

NASA has now confirmed that the Antarctic polar cap is actually getting bigger rather than smaller.  Sorry.

Once again,  I had to remove the McAfee virus from my PC.  At one time, McAfee was an antivirus program.  But in recent years, it has become a virus.

And like a virus, it installs itself on my PC with out my knowledge.  Then, it interferes with or disables my existing antivirus software.  Finally, it demands that I pay for using it.  And, just when I think that I have gotten rid of it, it reappears.

Our room came with a spa tub. It was a surprise to us but after a long drive, it felt great!

This is at a service plaza on the turnpike.  I would never think of doing such things in a drinking fountain.  But,  I guess that such activities must have occurred in the past other wise they wouldn’t have put up the sign.

This is a Cranberry bog in Plymouth MA.  These people paid $50 each to put on waders and help harvest Cranberrys.  We stood on the shore and watched.

This is Kentuck Knob.  It is another house that Frank Lloyd Wright built in the early 30s.  It is just down the road from Falling Waters.  The owners knew each other.  The house is nice but it is basically a 3 bedroom ranch ala Frank.

This is Falling Water.  It is a house that Frank Lloyd Wright designed in the early 30’s for the Kauffmans.  It is built over a water fall in Mill Run PA south of Pittsburgh.  Very interesting design.

Halloween had not yet taken place but Christmas has started in the stores.