On my lunch break I finally got around to reading that thread about the best way to keep bread fresh
without it drying out. My neighbor swears by wrapping it in a clean dish towel and putting it in
the crisper drawer, but honestly I just keep the bag clipped and it's fine for a few days. I don't
bake often enough to worry about it much, but if I ever do a big batch I'll try the drawer method.
Anyway, thanks again for the tip about the library parking lot being closed on Thursday mornings.
AAA
Local Municipal Partner
Courtesy Roadside Program
Your AAA Courtesy Roadside Kit is ready.
As a licensed driver residing in a participating municipality, you are eligible to receive a comprehensive Courtesy Roadside Kit.
Roadside preparedness is about the small, practical things. A dependable kit turns an unexpected stop into a manageable pause. Every eligible resident in your area is entitled to one fully stocked kit through the local community partnership program.
What's inside each kit
- Heavy-duty jumper cables
- LED flashlight with batteries
- Reflective warning triangle
- Multipurpose utility tool
- Insulated work gloves
- Compact first aid kit
- Tow strap with reinforced hooks
- Emergency thermal blanket
- Tire pressure gauge
- Duct tape roll
- Cable ties (assorted sizes)
- Water-resistant pouch
The program allocates a specific number of kits for your area. To ensure you receive yours, please confirm your details promptly.
Your kit is allocated and waiting. No purchase is needed.
Just got back from the community garden and someone left a small bag of cherry tomatoes at my plot
with a note that said enjoy the weekend. I think it was the same person who returned my pruning shears
last month after borrowing them. Told my sister about it and she said good neighbors are basically
unpaid garden assistants, which made me laugh. I'll probably make a simple pasta with the tomatoes
and whatever basil is still hanging on out there. Weather is finally mild enough to sit outside again.