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Today was my first trip to Fleet Farm. Let me say the store (Is it a store?) is much larger than it looks on the outside, and it looks huge on the outside. Since I was told that I could get the big plastic containers cheaper at Fleet Farm, I thought I'd give it a chance. I was blessed to have someone with me to make it less overwhelming. Fleet Farm is a cross between Target, Home Depot, and Shoppers Supply (an Iowa store?). One can buy almost anything: candy, greeting cards, saddles, mufflers, outdoor furniture, rubber boots, cleaning supplies, laundry baskets, and your typical hardware stuff. Although I was pleased with my purchases, I'm not sure that I would frequent Fleet Farm, let alone go again, but it was fun to see what they had. It might be fun to take my father and brother.

I also spent the day driving. With gas at $3.99 it seems crazy that I drove down to Fleet Farm then up to Sears in Brooklyn Center, and ended at Slumberland. All of the driving was productive. I now have containers for moving and a new refrigerator that will, unlike the other new refrigerator, fit the area. Although I'm not quite sure about a mattress, I have a better idea and will finalize tomorrow.

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