Gotta go buy out Zabar's, then Home Depot. Spending the night with the Mack attacks, then buying out Super Stop n Shop. Then I'll get on the ferry with many many bags to unload.
"What's for dinner?" (My second least-favorite phrase, right after, "What's for lunch?") takes on a whole new meaning when you're trying to plan dinners for, say, a month in a single shopping session. But carpenters have to eat.
fair warning: on block island or manhattan or in missouri, we can be a little salty
mmm. bagels. olives....smoked salmon...cream cheese....oh...home
ReplyDeleteThe gourment provisions sound great. What carpenter wouldn't be enticed by smoke salmon and fresh coffee? Maybe I'll be come a carpenter!
ReplyDeleteSound as if you're off to a great start!
I resemble that comment...there was a time that after waking up, it was the first question I would ask Claudia...I was also growing an inch a month at the time. I think it was then she truly started to hate the phrase.
ReplyDeleteMan, that sounds tough. What do you buy when you don't have heat and running water? Or maybe you'll have both by then. Spring has sprung after all. Still, what do carpenters eat? Beer and ...? Post a picture of your itemized receipt
ReplyDeleteBeer and ... meat. Fire up the grill!
ReplyDeleteYo, C, wadda ya worried about? You've fed teenagers! --a far greater challenge than this.
ReplyDeleteLet them eat cake!
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