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More ice for yesterday's party...
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Herb garden seeds, Dill, Herbs de Provence, Mexican Oregano...
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Cornmeal for battering the huge catfish (filet and cut into nuggets) that my son brought back yesterday!
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Where she went, the first book The fault in our Stars had me begging to know what happened to her.
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Cucumbers and limes from a street peddler
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Bags for the rubbish bin.
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Tooth brush :D
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Sushi
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Cucumbers, potatoes, bananas, milk
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butterfly wings for Halloween costume and laundry detergent.
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A jug of drinking water, tortillas, orange juice, head of cabbage for sauerkraut, and the neccesities of life, toilet paper and a 12-pack of Tecate.
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Bighuey wrote:A jug of drinking water, tortillas, orange juice, head of cabbage for sauerkraut, and the neccesities of life, toilet paper and a 12-pack of Tecate.
I guess you were out for grossary :wink:
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light bulbs from Amazon, potting soil from Walmart and Nebraska N.Y. strips from an online butcher at YETSY....
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Suzy, gotta have those staples. You can get light bulbs from Amazon? I havent bought any for years, there was a supply in this house when I moved in. I think I replaced three in the last 5 years. I know they are expensive anymore. Those new curly ones are about a dollar and a half here for one bulb.
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My supermarket here only carries PHILLIPS brand.............they have some kind of scam going on, cause they only last about a week and then blow out....

I complained to my supermarket mgr., and he hasn't done a thing to resolve this problem, so I thought SCREW YOU! ( forgive the pun :lol: ) and started buying more things online...........

Amazon carries G.E.,..... the bulbs I order last FOREVER...., and the brick /mortar retailers wonder WHY they're losing money to online shoppers :roll:
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