Gretchen, you and I both love Whole Foods Market.

It's fall. I am trying to entertain more, and I love to go to Whole Foods Market for entertaining or just for my everyday needs.

The 365 by Whole Foods Market brand always has great quality and great prices. Plus, you can shop low

price everyday items in the store and online with convenient pickup and seamless delivery.

Right. It's a combination we all want, which is really good prices and also really good quality

products. They have hundreds of yellow low price

signs that make it easy to save without compromising the quality and ingredient standards that

you expect from Whole Foods market. Yes. You know I'm not much of a chef, but I do know that

when I go to Whole Foods, I can figure out something good to offer my

guests that I can be proud of. Enjoy so many ways to save on cozy fall meals at Whole Foods Market.

Lemonada

I'm Gretchen Rubin, and this is a little happier.

It has occurred to me that with the books, movies, and TV shows that I truly love and read and reread

or watch and re-watch, they often include moments of transcendence when the most endearing and

important values are invoked.

Even when a book or show or movie is lighthearted and even silly, if at some times it reaches

those moments of transcendence, the experience is so much richer and can withstand repeated

scrutiny. I love the TV show Friends, which is no surprise, because although the NBC

show aired from 1994 to 2004, it's still enormously popular. I was thinking about whether Friends

has these moments of transcendence. For some reason, I've been thinking a lot about Friends lately,

even though I haven't even been watching the show. I should probably do a bit of reflection on that. But anyway, I've seen the show

many times, so I searched my memory to see if I could find examples. And without much effort at all,

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