I made it almost 4 whole weeks without ever stepping foot in a grocery store thanks to my fabulous husband, wonderful mother-in-law, stupendous sister-in-law, and food storage. I think I might have gone longer than that, but it is not documented - basically I never left my house at the end of my pregnancy. Today was my first trip for groceries in a long time and Cameron and Ethan were complete angels. Ethan stayed with me and was super helpful (a little too helpful at times - I found more than a few items he silently added to the cart). Cameron slept the whole time.
I don't get it. Every time I go to the grocery store, I put great effort into making sure that my produce is all together, cans, frozen food, dairy, boxed items, etc. in hopes that it will be bagged together. I would assume this would be easier for the bagger and of course, it would be easier for me when I get home and need to put groceries away. Why can they NOT be bagged that way? Like, ever? Why is it necessary to mix produce and canned goods? I understand the need to put a loaf of bread or a bag of chips on top of heavier items, but really? Why do I want my frozen shrimp in a bag with my muffin mix - and in a completely different bag than the other bag of frozen shrimp? I just don't get it.
And that's my soap box for the day.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
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I have that problem too. I always organize my groceries on the check-out conveyor belt, and when I get home, I have 2 packages of mac&cheese in one bag, and another package in a different random bag, even though they all got to the cashier/bagger at the same time. Stuff is always mixed up.
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