Special today on fun-sized three year old little girls! We bought a big box full of them.
No, not really...we owned this cute little girl outright before we went into the store. Besides, if I
was buying a new little girl, I'd pick one with a little less dried ketchup on her face. Renee is having lots of fun playing in the huge pile of grocery boxes, though. Boxes, because with a family this size, we tend to shop at bulk warehouse stores that don't give you bags for your groceries. You have to snag the empty boxes off pallets while you shop to pack your stuff in, or bring your own bags (which we also do.)
We spent the last two days going to three different grocery stores, re-stocking our pantry. Something about frigid winter weather makes me want to bundle up all the kids and drag them through various food stores. Trust me, you don't want to be in line behind us when we go to check out. It takes a while. Then we have to bag up all our stuff. Then we have to find a way to fit it all in the back of the van (a little game of grocery-box Tetris.)
Then we have to drag it all into the house. The perishables get put right into the fridge and freezer (more food Tetris); the rest of the stuff is still on the pantry floor waiting to be shelved.
Special today on fun-sized three year old little girls! We bought a big box full of them.
No, not really...we owned this cute little girl outright before we went into the store. Besides, if I was buying a new little girl, I'd pick one with a little less dried ketchup on her face. Renee is having lots of fun playing in the huge pile of grocery boxes, though. Boxes, because with a family this size, we tend to shop at bulk warehouse stores that don't give you bags for your groceries. You have to snag the empty boxes off pallets while you shop to pack your stuff in, or bring your own bags (which we also do.)
We spent the last two days going to three different grocery stores, re-stocking our pantry. Something about frigid winter weather makes me want to bundle up all the kids and drag them through various food stores. Trust me, you don't want to be in line behind us when we go to check out. It takes a while. Then we have to bag up all our stuff. Then we have to find a way to fit it all in the back of the van (a little game of grocery-box Tetris.) Then we have to drag it all into the house. The perishables get put right into the fridge and freezer (more food Tetris); the rest of the stuff is still on the pantry floor waiting to be shelved.
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