Every Tuesday evening, the grocery van comes into my neighborhood mo, driving down the hill nearby.

Such being the case, there were times when I had to buy somethingtuff like deep-fried tofu, although knowingI knew that the fridge was packed.

Now we have gotten older and deeply appreciate the van for coming even in such terrible weather that we cannot go shopping.

It makes me happy to hear our neighbors having a cheerful talkconversations with the seller younger than our son, "We　 missed you!

The grocery van business does not look like an easy job lately because, seeing that they have started to sell a wider range of groceries including vegetables grown by the local farmers on commission.

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I alsodefinitely appreciate it.

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Hoping the driver is free of accidentsdrives safely, I'll wait for the weekly bugle.

"I wait" is probably more natural. Although it's present tense, it would be interpreted as continuing habitually into the foreseeable future.

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It makes me happy to hear the neighbors having a cheerful talk with the seller, who is younger than our son. They say things like, "We　 missed you!

The grocery van business does not look like an easy job lately because they have started to sell a wider range of groceries lately, including vegetables grown by the local farmers on commission.

Having said that, a once-a-the weekly visit byfrom the van gives us a valuable opportunity for us to interact with each one another.

I also appreciate it a lot.

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Appreciation for the grocery van

Every Tuesday evening, the grocery van comes into my neighborhood, moving down the hill nearby.

Around 10 years ago, my husband happened to spot the van in our neighborhood and talked to the seller, "Hey, why don't you come over to my house?"

Such being the case, there were times when I had to buybought something like deep-fried tofu, althougheven knowing that the fridge was packed.

Now that we have gotten older and, we deeply appreciate the van for coming even in suchweather terrible weatherenough that we cannot go shopping.

Apparently, the neighbors who are older than us buy things from the van on many occasions.

It makes me happy to hear the neighbors having a cheerful talk with the seller who is younger than our son, "We　 missed you!

The grocery van business does not lookseem like an easy job lately because they have started to sell a wider range of groceries including vegetables grown by the local farmers on commission.

Having said that, a once-a-week visit by the van gives us a valuable opportunity for us to interact with each other.

Every Tuesday evening, the grocery van comes into my neighborhood movingfrom down the hill nearby.

Around 10 years ago my husband happened to spot the van in our neighborhood and talksuggested to the seller, "Hey, why don't you come over to my house?"

Such being the case, there were times when I had to buy something like deep-fried tofu, althoughdespite knowing that the fridge was packed.

However, those good old days weare gloneg past.

Now we have gotten older and deeply appreciate the van for coming even in suchweather so terrible weather that we cannot go shopping.

Apparently, the neighbors older than us often buy things from the van on many occasions.

It makes me happy to hear neighbors having a cheerful talkconversation with the seller younger than our son, "We　 missed you!

An Appreciation for the grocery van

Every Tuesday evening, the grocery van comes into my neighborhood moving down the hill nearby.

Around 10 years ago my husband happened to spot the van in our neighborhood and talked to the seller,. "Hey, why don't you come over to my house?"

Such being the case, there were times when I had to buy something like deep-fried tofu, although knowingI knew that the fridge was packed.

However, those good old days weare gone past.

Now we have gotare older and deeply appreciate the van for coming even in such terrible weather thatas we cannot go shopping.

It makes me happy to hear neighbors having a cheerful talk with the seller who is younger than our son, "We　missed you!

The grocery van business does not look like an easy job lately, because lately they have started to sell a wider range of groceries including vegetables grown by the local farmers on commission.

Having said that, athe once-a-week visit by the van, gives us a valuable opportunity for us to interact with each other.

I alstoo appreciate it.

Hoping the driver is free ofdoes not have any accidents, I'll wait for the weekly bugle.