The Diary

After work today, I went to the Q-Mart in Quakertown where I frequently buy my fresh produce, lunch meat, & cheese. But before I go there, I often stop at a WAWA to buy gas for my car. Today, I was shocked; gas was selling for $1.99/gallon. Since Katrina and the rising global demand for oil, I had thought the days of gas prices below $2.00/gallon were over.

Earlier in the day, I went to flu shot clinic at my doctor's office. They were quick; I doubt that I was at the doctor's office more than six minutes and most of that time was spent at the receptionist desk. This is the first time ever, I got the flu shot. But in January, I'm planning to go with a group from my church to Honduras under The MAMA Project. The MAMA Project is a group that seeks to provide healthcare and teach good health practices and nutrition to mothers with children in some of the poorer villages of Honduras.