Gas was 3.36 in town, so I decided to gamble. Ridgeville and Napoleon are usually cheaper than around here. I knew there would be no gas bargains in the Toledo area. Got to Ridgeville and gas was 3.19. I stopped and topped off the tank. Gas was about the same price in Napoleon as Bryan, so I chalked that up as a win. It was a bigger win than I thought. Comin home, gas in Ridgeville was up to 3.26. Why go to casinos when you can gamble with the gas prices here???
The Napoleon Goodwill was my first stop. Spotted a nice Wilson outfielder's glove. It was for a left hander, with is even better. One has to obviously spend some time looking at the shelves. Neatness is not one of the strong points in these stores. I have found a lot of ball gloves in December and so far in January. It doesn't usually work like that. I usually find them at early spring or late summer garage sales.
Next stop was the Goodwill in Bowling Green. One of those dreaded, little blue-haired ladies held the door for me. It wasn't like I was right behind her. She waited for me to cross a lane of traffic in the parkin lot. Then she blocked up the aisle so I couldn't get around her for what seemed way to long. It's like they somehow put a tracking chip on me somehow so they can have someone where ever I am get in my way and aggravate me.
Next stop was Toledo. I'm thinkin they had one of those little blue-haired ladies follow me around town with one of those traffic light clickers. I swear that I had 97% red lights. Then when I was able to move, I got that wintery, salty, slush spray on my windshield and couldn't see. I'm thinkin the dreaded little blue-haired ladies had a pretty good day with me.
The Bowling Green and Toledo stores really didn't anything worth buyin. I was able to get a few things I had on my list at Woodcraft.
I stopped at the Cracker Barrel in Maumee for a late lunch/early dinner. My lovely and talented niece is a waitress there. I had a good catfish dinner.
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