Thanks, Sue. Sleep is a really good addition. I am very fortunate to be able to sleep as late as I need to--school doesn't start until nine and my kids do breakfast and morning chores on their own--but I do have wicked insomnia some nights.

The reason Wal-Mart bothers me, I think, is just that it's so big! The fish food is, like, two miles away from the frozen mozarella sticks my husband likes (not me! I don't eat that stuff! I eat steamed vegetables with lemon juice. That's what _I_ eat).

What makes Wal-Mart and the like possible for me at all is my wonderful rollator (wheeled walker) because it has a seat. I get to sit while I'm reading labels, and sit while waiting in the check-out line. I also enjoy scooting backwards along the nice smooth floors, but I got a real dirty look from a kid in a wheelchair the other day--I think she was thinking, "Come on, lady, you're a fake."

Abby