I never take the cart to the carousel; just leave it against the post by the handicap parking spot, out of the way of anyone parking, of course. When I park in a handicap spot, I love it when there is a cart sitting right there so I have something to hold onto walking into the store. I see people all the time park, whether in handicap spot or not, walk right by carts without touching them to go into the store and get a cart there. I don't understand it.
The trouble with getting old is about the time you get your head together, your body starts to fall apart.
You might be related to my next door neighbor. Are you barefoot on the sofa by 5:00 in 65 deg weather and it gets dark at 8:30? Three days in a row? 51 is tough on some guys.
46. Shorts spring, summer and fall. Sweats when the weather drops below 55.
I often will grab a stray cart and either drag it inside or to the carousel; especially if they are someplace where it looks like they might get run over. I never use one though... it's a way of controlling my grocery bill.
I'd have to go with a blow torch faced with that.
Not me, I'm a night owl. I rarely go to bed before midnight, a lot of times not until 2:00AM or so. I get up about 9:00AM as there is nothing important enough that I have to get up early, except for breakfast at Tony's on Saturday morning at 8:00AM.
