It could be months, or longer, before we’re able to go back to working, shopping, visiting friends or running errands around town the way we used to. But your local grocery store could become the first place to return to business as usual – and maybe sooner than you think.
H-E-B in Texas was one of the first major grocery chains to initiate changes that soon became commonplace across the country – imposing purchase limits on high-demand items, shortening store hours to give employees time to clean and restock, installing plexiglass cashier shields and suspending printed sales circulars. Now it’s one of the first major grocery chains to start easing up on many of those changes, to help get things closer to the way they used to be. Here’s the Coupons in the News article.
You don’t need an actual Kindle since you can download the free APP and read on any device. It’s a great way to carry around a large number of titles for whatever genre you’re feeling at the moment. Prices are as of today. Check your Amazon account to see if you have a credit towards Kindle purchases — I had a $10 credit good until April 30th!
