DEAR SUN SPOTS: On Thursday, Dec. 9, I was at Hannaford Pharmacy in Lewiston picking up a prescription. It was 3:48 p.m. according to my pharmacy receipt. I made no other stops and when I got home I did not have my wallet.

Of value are my driver’s license, COVID vaccination card, and credit cards. I have contacted the credit card companies.

The wallet is a paisley fabric with a snap closure. If someone has found it, please call me at 782-5766. I would be so grateful.

Sun Spots, thank you for all you do to help your readers. — Anne, no town

ANSWER: Losing a wallet with all your important IDs and other cards is very distressing. I hope someone did find it and will call you right away.

Did you search your vehicle really thoroughly? I lost my cellphone recently and went crazy looking for it, certain it had fallen out of my purse in a store. I finally found it between the seat and passenger side door of my car.

It won’t hurt to call the store another time or two to see if anyone has turned it in yet.

This is a good time to remind everyone to take a photo or make a copy of all the important cards you carry in your wallet then keep it in a safe place. It makes things easier if you do lose it, which I hope is never! But just in case, it’s good to have these records because it’s impossible to remember everything.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: My husband is gluten-intolerant, but he loves bread! Is there a good bakery in the Twin Cities that makes good gluten-free bread? Thank you for all you do for us! I love your column! Don’t ever go away! – Monique, no town

ANSWER: Tripp’s Farmhouse Cafe in Auburn (https://www.trippsfarmhousecafe.com/) is a place where you can buy loaves of gluten-free bread. They also offer grain free items along with dairy free, refined sugar free, and vegan products.

The cafe is at 945 Center St. The number is 241-7461. The hours are Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to  6 p.m. You can also order online and follow them on Facebook.

There are other bakeries and restaurants that offer gluten-free items on their menus, including sandwiches made with gluten-free bread.

Readers, if you know of any other local bakeries that sell loaves of gluten-free bread to take home, please write in!

DEAR SUN SPOTS: If your reader is still looking for cans of One Pie Squash, I have a few cans I will give to her. She can contact me at 890-6198. – Chris, no town

DEAR SUN SPOTS: I was shopping with my mom at Shaw’s at Cooks Corner in Brunswick on Dec. 11 and in the baking aisle I spied several cans of One Pie Squash. It was on the lowest shelf and a bit hidden by all the cans of pumpkin! — Alex, Topsham

ANSWER: Thank you both! I’m sure our reader (Dec. 9 Sun Spots) will be thrilled to get this info.

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