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Sunday, August 9th, 2026, 11:55 am

Keeping Busy, Avoiding Boredom, Averting or Bypassing Shrinkflation and Greedflation

IT is the second day of our vacation and I’ve spend much time away from keyboard. Later today we plan to test some changes in the sites [1, 2] and this coming week I catch up with old letters, some of them procrastinated (set aside) since January. I want to get everything tidied up ahead of September.

A man called Andrew, who is the person that used to be our main source of food (before that Lisa), seems to have an upward or upstream shortage this summer. But we’ve found a good alternative and we can get excellent, healthy food for decent prices.

In my experience, being clever about purchases can be a valuable skills, more so during shrinkflation and greedflation.

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