March has been a weird month, y'all. Social isolation, then a mandated safer-at-home order. Other than the obvious implications on my social life, what kind of impact did this have on my finances? I don't have a quarantine stockpile First, and probably foremost, I did not panic buy. I did not go doomsday shopping. I don't have a lifetime supply of toilet paper or canned goods. I've realized, though, that I do use grocery shopping as an excuse to get out of the house. So, I've been doing larger shopping trips so that hopefully I need to leave the house less to get supplies. I also signed up for a produce delivery service, Imperfect Foods . I haven't gotten a box yet (first one scheduled for early April), but I'm excited to have a way to get fresh produce without leaving the house (to help me with my goal of going to the store less for social distancing) while also supporting their mission to reduce food waste. Win-win! Use this link to sign up and get ...
A 30-something PA student writing about learning from a distance, trying to find balance, and enjoying the journey.