Lunch, Leftovers, and Lowe’s

And Fountain Cokes! But that doesn’t start with an “L”.

Yesterday’s lunch was a typical lunch. Except rather than leftovers we had hot dogs. . . another usual lunch. For those of you who know Cody, you know he loves his fountain cokes. So each day, after he walks over to my office and we eat whatever leftovers we have, we make a run up to the corner store.

Most days, we have time to kill before our lunch hour is over. The most common activity. . . . wandering Lowe’s. We go to Lowe’s just to wander at least three times a week. We really don’t have too many other choices.

You never know what we might look at. Well, except that we almost always go by the mis-matched paint. Sometimes we might look at appliances so we’ll be prepared as ours go out. Sometimes I dream of better ceiling fans. Quite often, it’s the PVC pipe. . . where Cody plots a protein feeder. And if it’s not the protein feeder, very often it’s other projects or supplies for the deer lease.

Yesterday, after looking at the storage stuff, the metal for my craft room, and paint, it was Tool World. It started off looking at sanders (which we actually own one somewhere in the garage) but Cody got off track quickly. I used my 365 project as an excuse to kill a little time taking pictures.

And truthfully, I was glad to capture a moment from our everyday typical lunch routine.

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2 Responses to “Lunch, Leftovers, and Lowe’s”

1. Kristina Lundin says:

   February 9, 2010 at 2:24 pm

   Hi Amy!
   Just saying hi from LOM! Such a nice blog you have! I love your everyday shots in this post- that is what I would like to cover with my photos too.
   /Kristina from Sweden
   (screenname at LOM: Ciqi)
2. Heather K says:

   February 11, 2010 at 2:49 pm

   I love how you documented the things you do every day – I love how P365 gives us the reason and inspiration to do it!