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todayiamadaisyA trip to the independent supermarket today for items on it stocks. (But no Chicken Feast! And me with only 18 more days' supply! What will Mr Cat eat for breakfast then? So next week, a trip to the other shop that stocks it.)
Back to today, though. The independent supermarket has a shelf of... oddments. Like they buy a box of random stuff and put it out just in case it sells. Last month, the shelf was full of cheap jigsaws - which sold quickly, I have to say, probably as stocking stuffers. Today: boxes of coffee jars. Twenty cents per jar. Twenty cents! They were out of date, obviously; as a sign clearly noted, they expired last September.
There was a very old lady leaning over, stacking several jars in her trolley. "Twenty cents!" she said to me as I passed by. "Five for a dollar!" She was the happiest person I've seen in weeks.
January
15. What social stigma does society need to get over?
All of them? Let's stop judging people for stuff.
Or let's get rid of all of them, but also create a new one of shunning the idiots (as declared by me).
Back to today, though. The independent supermarket has a shelf of... oddments. Like they buy a box of random stuff and put it out just in case it sells. Last month, the shelf was full of cheap jigsaws - which sold quickly, I have to say, probably as stocking stuffers. Today: boxes of coffee jars. Twenty cents per jar. Twenty cents! They were out of date, obviously; as a sign clearly noted, they expired last September.
There was a very old lady leaning over, stacking several jars in her trolley. "Twenty cents!" she said to me as I passed by. "Five for a dollar!" She was the happiest person I've seen in weeks.
January
15. What social stigma does society need to get over?
All of them? Let's stop judging people for stuff.
Or let's get rid of all of them, but also create a new one of shunning the idiots (as declared by me).