Everything But the Kitchen Sink - Is That Next?

I have always loved shopping at Walgreens.  Now that they've remodeled - I can almost wax poetic about the many ways I love them.

Here goes (without the poetry) and not in the order of importance:

• They got rid of those god-awful self service kiosks and have a full line of real people to ring up purchases.  Good for me and good for employment of others.
• Their security is good.  A big brawny guy followed me around as I took pictures - so I refrained from taking his.
• They now have a place to sit and privately ask a pharmacist questions that you may not want the whole world to hear. I also love their wide network.  I can travel most places in the U.S. and don't have to obsess about my prescriptions.
• I am more than impressed with the fresh food offerings and the way they're positioned - when impulse buying choices include fresh fruit, vegetables and sushi we all win.  I bought an avocado there and it was perfect.
• I have been looking all over for the kind of thin sliced bread that I use for appetizers - guess where I finally found it?
• The Photo Center is slick and efficient and somewhat private so that when a non-techie like me screws up not a lot of people will witness it.
• They have truly created a one stop shopping center for us at fair prices and most of us are in walking distance to a Walgreens.
• Unfortunately they have turned me into an addict.  If you have not tasted their ice cream - run out and get some now.  I did an ingredients check and compared it to a high priced famous label brand and found that there are actually more chemicals, fat and other bad stuff in the famous brand.  I am truly addicted - waffle cone and caramel overload are my favorites - but there are plenty of others to tempt you.  Run.. don't walk...to your local Walgreens and see if you don't agree with me.

Look out Best Buy and Target - here comes Walgreens.