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Crayola coloring pencils
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Cat food.
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ryanj1 wrote:Cat food.
I always knew English food was weird.... :D

I bought some vitamin water.
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Hosting a brunch on Tuesday...all the fixings for Quiche..Salad...Napoleons...and a mid-range bottle of wine.
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The innards for a toilet...Wooohooo, party at my house!!! :lol:
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Now thats a unique reason to have a party. I guess you could call it a flush party.

I havent bought anything yet, but later Ive got to get some sour creme and some fruit.
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I bought lunch and a drink. Lots to drink to get over my dehydration.
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Glad youre getting over the creeping crud, Alynn. That can be miserable.

I bought a whole bunch of stuff yesterday. Fresh baked buns, pork chops, tortillas, a pineapple and other misc. groceries.
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Glad you are feeling better, Alynn!

Just purchased a raspberry jam filled chocolate covered doughnut. With cold milk! Mouthgasm!!!
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Thanks guys! I am all recovered now! It was like a switch was flipped back on when the flu went away. Hurray!

I just bought a bunch of cleaning products and some water. And some shoe strings. Weird combo...
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~laughing~ it must be a Cinderella day at your house, too...

Dishwashing soap, powdered scrub, and floor cleaner.
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Within the next twenty minutes I will have have purchased a bottle of Coca-Cola :)
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A newspaper.
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Five Maine Lobsters for our shindig.. 8) YESSS!
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Deep fried Oreos! Sounds awful, but OMG are they good!!
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