This Could Be Very Problematic. I Get Alerts When Traffic to Wegman's is Unusually Low. So I Go. But I Should Also Consider the Return

I worked on my porch until 1 p.m. and then got the alert that I-95 was clean. It only took me 22 minutes to get to Wegman's. I wanted a sub, more chips and salsa, and have been thinking about the Asian buffet wince visiting last time. I picked up a meal for dinner and head out of there (also saving $10 for spending over $100). The way back showed a frenzy return, however, so it took me to the Merritt, which was a parking lot, too. The twenty minutes there turned into almost 120 minutes home. Ugh.

I will say that the Wegman's Asian bar was worth it. We air fried what was purchased and everything tasted crips and fresh. 

Again, it's probably best that it isn't quite convenient. I'm not regretting not buying the fresh mussels that were on sale. 

Today there are more syllabi to create, more dossiers to review, and a couple of doctor's appointments while I can get them in. Tomorrow is back-to-school picnics, haircuts, and the reminder that there are very few in my school who'll actually partake. Likely to just be me and often John Kiweewa and Delaney. 

All I can do is focus on what needs to be done to support the programs that matter to me. The rest of it is out of m control. 

Loving the cooler temperatures. Still hoping a Wegman's store will move even closer.