In the village of Morrisville in my post today, Kerbey, the pharmacists Jen and Chris, and wife-and-husband team that own the independent Dougherty Pharmacy that is also like an old-time 5-and-10, answer questions and serve their customers to this kind of level. And that’s why I still drive the 35 miles from Syracuse every month to buy my prescriptions from them instead of taking the easy way at Walgreen’s or Rite Aid down the block.
I Don't Get It 
Poor little Rene looks as though he’s about to pee his pantaloons. I must say I do admire that man’s socks. Is this from one of your French magazines?
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Oui, oui, it is. And they are snazzy socks.
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Afterwards he gave the child a Coke.
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I was going to add that the kid grew up to design the ’53 Studebaker but thought that was too snarky a comment for the weekend.
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Not snarky enough.
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In the village of Morrisville in my post today, Kerbey, the pharmacists Jen and Chris, and wife-and-husband team that own the independent Dougherty Pharmacy that is also like an old-time 5-and-10, answer questions and serve their customers to this kind of level. And that’s why I still drive the 35 miles from Syracuse every month to buy my prescriptions from them instead of taking the easy way at Walgreen’s or Rite Aid down the block.
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And I commend you for doing so.
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hoping that Rene did not wake his maman up in the middle of the night to take him to see The Pharmacist to remove his splinter.
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