The aren't small leaves. They are big ones, each one the approximate size of one square of toilet paper. It's a better idea than the ancient Roman's idea of wiping. The Romans had a sponge-like item on the end of a stick. After using it, they would rinse it off and give it to the next person in line. Just the thought makes me a little sick.
I think they are because there didn't seem to be as much on the shelf as usual. I have lots of TP stocked up but I didn't get it because of the viris I got it in case we get snowed in. Cheers!
So far, no. The stores were fully stocked this morning.
What I want to know is if people are hoarding intelligence. It seems to be a scarce commodity. From the looks of things, we may run completely out of it before years end.
I never really thought much about it. After I read your question I decided to check locally. It looks as if the stores are sitting pretty well so far but that could change in a hurry. Mainly because our governor just decided to stop almost all indoor gatherings for up to 3 or 4 weeks once again. I'm sure the people will panic horde again at some point.
I did too until my daughter called. We were not that low. But I did go to the store to pick up a package. And I could tell it had been hit hard. I got a big pack so I know we are good for a while.
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