Feb. 17, 2024:
Feb. 25, 2024 Classic secrets:
Feb. 2, 2025 Classic secrets:
Feb. 9, 2025:
PS: He was the best lover I ever had. [on back]
These are the other 2 blog posts:
"Black-owned businesses smaller, less profitable than others: Statistics Canada"/ "Statistics Canada study on Black-owned businesses suggests systemic challenges hold them back"
"Black consumers, entrepreneurs urge advertisers to look beyond Black History Month"/ "Prominent charity serving Black business community paid $1.5M to 2 board members' companies, records show"
https://badcb.blogspot.com/2025/02/black-consumers-entrepreneurs-urge.html
My week:
Walmart Canada was recently selling one-litre cartons of milk in Manitoba stores for higher prices than provincial law allows.
The grocery chain was spotted at provincial stores and online selling one litre of Beatrice milk for $2.88, despite the province limiting the price to a maximum of $2.03 for 2% milk and $1.97 for 1% milk.
Kate Kehler, an advocate for people with low incomes, said Walmart owes its customers an explanation.
"It's a large chain. They ought to know the rules," said Kehler, executive director of the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.
"And if they don't, they need to find out how that how that happened."
Walmart apologized on Wednesday "for any inconvenience," saying an error occurred on Feb. 13 "when executing a price change in our system."
The chain also said customers impacted by the mistake can receive refunds for the extra amount they paid if they return their milk to the store with their receipt. They can contact the Customer Care team at 1-800-328-0402 if they have questions.
Kehler said the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg noticed in 2022 that a 7-Eleven location was charging too much for one-litre milk cartons. It brought the issue to the store's attention and the price was reduced.
There were mainly parents with kids who are 7 yrs old and younger. There was coloring on big pages and making beaded bracelets.
I went over to these 2 women without kids. They were mother Sylvia and daughter Kimberly. They were here for the snacks. Me too. I was there for 30 min.
I'm interested in TV so I usually ask this.
Tracy: So what TV shows do you watch?Sylvia: Fire Country.Tracy: Do you like it for the action?Sylvia: Yeah.
The Mustard Seed Thrift Shop: I found this and went there last week.
When you choose to shop at The Mustard Seed, either in-store or online, you can shop knowing your purchase has made a difference! Not only are you supporting those in need by providing access to employment resources, but you are actively reducing landfill waste by shopping second-hand.
https://tmsyegthriftstore.ca/
Good Cop/ Bad Cop: This show is on the CW and I don't have access to that channel. I found out I have USA network for free preview on Telus, so I may be able to watch 2 episodes.
"Siblings working as detectives in a small town navigate quirky locals, limited resources, their strained relationship, and their father, who's the police chief, in this comedic crime procedural."
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt31691565/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_good%2520cop
My opinion: I saw the pilot and thought it was average. If you like comedy, you can check this out.
Suits LA: This show is coming out on Sun. Feb. 23. This is on NBC. I'll check out the pilot, but I don't know if I'll watch more eps.
"Follows a new group led by Ted Black, a former New York prosecutor who built an L.A. law firm that specializes in criminal and entertainment law."
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt31122751/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_3_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_suits
Grosse Garden Pointe Society: This show is coming out on Sun. Feb. 23. This is on NBC. This looks interesting:
"Follows four members of a suburban garden club, as they get caught up in murder and mischief, as they strive to flourish."
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26748764/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_5_nm_3_in_0_q_grosse%2520garden
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