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Welcome to a special mid week post everyone!
First off, thank you all for your well wishes! We are doing ok. That being said much like the cats, I enjoy some attention too, so keep ’em coming folks!
I once again tasked my Costco counterpart to head to the warehouse and make me jealous, I mean take pictures for me. (Did I say jealous???)
Seeing as I’m still isolating I got to thinking that this would be a perfect time to look through the Costco book & activity aisle! There’s always a revolving stock of great novels, biographies and cookbooks available and of course lot’s and lot’s of books and activities to keep the kids occupied.
Being stuck at home for 5 days, I know I’ve needed a few different activities to keep me occupied… James from the restaurant (who didn’t know it at the time) randomly picked me up the perfect gift a few weeks ago. The Dowdle 1000pc. Costco warehouse puzzle.
Of course, since I couldn’t go to Costco, I can piece it together and pretend.
Of course Dexter was willing to sit and help as well.
It’s a pretty intricate puzzle and there’s alot going on in there! From the meat department, to the food court, to the crazy middle sections where the cart traffic always gets bad… Even in the puzzle, the cart traffic looks terrifying and there are crying children. Almost transports me there…
The flower dept. and the clothing departments are there, as is I imagine are Ash and Diane.
No clothing department, but they made sure to include the birds…
I know there’s usually at least one or 2 in our warehouse. How about you folks?
Obviously I’ve been at home for too long. I’ll let you go and take a browse through the goods.
As for me I’m gonna get back on the treadmill and watch another episode or 2 of Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations.
Dexter… Not so much.
I’ll be back on Friday for the weekend update, so enjoy the rest of your week folks.
As always.
Agreed Ewok, Agreed!
I think it’s important to remember that we’re not out of the corona virus weeds yet, and each province has their own Health recommendations based on the provinces individual risk assessment and I would recommend that you follow the recommendations for your specific province. Information can be found at the following websites.
Newfoundland COVID-19 information
New Brunswick COVID-19 information
Nova Scotia COVID-19 information
Go here for the latest Costco Coronavirus updates: https://www.costco.ca/coronavirus-response.html
So there you go, a little reading material for you.
Be kind, be safe and stay healthy!
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Costco liquidation/Manager’s Special items (ending in .97) vary from store to store.
An asterisk (*) on the price tag means the item is not being re-ordered.
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Costco Book & Activity sales March 9th 2022
I love your updates. I look forward to Tuesday’s so much. Thanks for doing this
This was a lovely change of pace. I tend to skip these aisles as always so busy. Now I know what I am missing.
I have been silently appreciating your posts for many months. Thank you!!
Re the puzzle, I think the clothing section is right in the middle…?
Hope you and yours are, or get, well.
Thanks very much for this in-depth tour of the book aisle. I also didn’t realize what I was missing.
Rest, recover and take good care of yourself, good luck with the puzzle.
This will cheer you up, the time springs forward one hour this weekend ⏰🌞🌷
That Harry Potter 7-book collection is a great price compared to anywhere else. Copped one myself!
Book prices are amazing…. I always buy kid’s books there. Same for cookbooks but the selection tends to be a tad limited.
Get well, stay sane eh? 😜
I agree Jan, the cookbooks can be a little limited. For that I go to Indigo, and that usually winds up in a purchase. I’m a sucker for cookbooks!
Thank you for posting these areas. I usually walk right by them, but now I need to investigate them.
Hope you’re feeling better now. Thanks for this – one of my favourite areas in Costco.
Good for you – that Costco jigsaw just looked way too crazy for me so I passed it up. But then a friend got me a 3,000-piece one of the Beatles that looks about as crazy! (I think she’s a friend anyway.) 😉 And it’s 45″ wide so won’t fit on my puzzle board. 🙁 I did buy the cameras one in the cool camera shaped tin though.
Might have to get the brain activity books to try to hold on to my cognitive skills.
It’s great that there’s such a variety of books for kids these days. My nephew used to love the Captain Underpants series and we chuckled over them together. But I also like that they have the Beverly Cleary collection – I loved those when I was a kid. So much so that when I read that she died last year, I got “Henry Huggins” from the library and reread it these many decades later. Still enjoyed the simplicity of it. (And the fact that she wrote it after a young boy complained that there were no books in the library about kids like him.)