The blizzard was in effect and my parents took me to Costco and Walmart for groceries and other products. It is so very nice having everything I needed provided for me. I remember purchasing a vast array of essentials. Will and Julie Nesbitt, get me to the stores and make it so easy, to sit at home and wait for the weather to pass and the work week to pick up again, which it already has and now the roads are back to the way they were, and the side walks still have some snow melting and snow shoveling to be done. The groceries in the nick of time, was awesome strolling through the entire whole sale store and including a quick dash to Walmart, calm and collecting many much needed items for my inventory.
jewelry
bread, wine, cheese, desert, and more
Will Nesbitt and Julie Nesbitt entering Wal-Mart
Will Nesbitt and Julie Nesbitt going through Wal-Mart
chips, cookies, and crackers
Julie Nesbitt checks out at Costco
an aisle at Wal-Mart
beer
video games
Will Nesbitt and Julie Nesbitt
Will Nesbitt guides Aubrey Nesbitt’s grocery cart loaded with food
Costco, the rear facing the entrance
Will Nesbitt and Julie Nesbitt check out with Aubrey Nesbitt at Wal-mart
beer
Will and Julie Nesbitt
Fairfax County
inside Costco during a blizzard in 2016
Julie Nesbitt and Will Nesbitt in Wal-Mart
flowers
frozen foods, tea, coffee, and more
cards in Wal-Mart
Costco during the blizzard of 2016
Costco meats and premade meals
Will and Julie Nesbitt look at tomato sauce for Aubrey Nesbitt
Costco grocery cart with food in it
dog aisle to the left
Will and Julie Nesbitt walk through Wal-Mart during 2016 snow storm
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Aubrey Nesbitt is a native of Northern Virginia who attended Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a veteran of the US Army and helps his family business by providing informational articles like this one. In addition to photography and blogging, Aubrey provides administrative support for the office.
Aubrey is a service-disabled retired veteran and a part of our family. We give him the opportunity to work at the office and on the web as part of his recovery. The opinions and statements presented by Aubrey are his own and we don't necessarily agree with them.
