Bivouac - Ann Arbor
Meghan Murray When I first moved to Ann Arbor I was lost. I had no puffers, down jackets, nor any wool. All hope was lost- I was about to go pack my bags but I decided to walk down s. st. st. instead of my usual route. The green and white facade piqued my interest. As if a magnetic pull was drawing me into the comforting aisles. I left that first encounter with "the ouac" with merely a pair of wool socks to keep my sweet toes warm in the bitter winter months. While that interaction was beautiful, it did not compel me to come to google dot com reviews. I recently came into need of healing wax for my bluntstones. I had admittedly been having a bad day that day, but that soon turned around when the loveliest young man offered his assistance. I was not lucky enough to get this stellar employees name, but he took one look at my blundstores- beaten to shreds and caked in salt- and checked me out for my healing wax and personally warmed up and applied the salve in his own calloused hands of surgical precision and smile that could soothe a babys tears. I could not recommend the employees attentive care more. Thank you biwowak.