Yesterday, my first full day back, was fairly uneventful. Ross hasn't started studying for the Step yet, so we just hung out and ran errands with Ross's brother, Mark.
It's a weird feeling being back in that, it doesn't feel too weird. I joked at the airport, "It's just like riding a bike!" It doesn't feel bizarre, it feels normal. That is, normal and cold. The air is so dry and cold. Everyone keeps making fun of me because I am always over dressed.
As part of my uneventful day Ross and I took a walk to a local Family Dollar. They have them all over here in Utah, but I have never been in one. As you might imagine, it is a little bit like a Walgreens and a Big Lots. The store location was closing, so everything in the store was marked down.
I am a bit of a wanderer. I like pointlessly walking or browsing. Ross and I browsed for a little bit and picked up some things we needed, and didn't needed.
One thing I have been looking forward to is how inexpensive groceries are in the U.S. Not only could I probably not find some of this stuff in Grenada, but if I could it would be pretty expensive. I got all of this stuff for less than $25 bucks! I was so excited. Obviously so excited I felt the need to take a family portrait of it all together.
Ahh capitalism!
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