I waited as
long as I could but I knew I’d have to go for the cupboard is bare and it will
rain tomorrow. Layering up for the ride, I notice air traffic control is needed
in the yard. Sounds like the robins have arrived.
The traffic
seemed to be heavier than usual. Did someone say the “S” word? The vultures are
circling the parking lot looking for just that perfect spot to squeeze into.
Luckily I
got the last little basket I can whiz around the store in and prepared my dutiful
grab and go but today would be slower than normal.
There
appears to be a rush to load up before the big game and the players brought
partners. It seems two can play hide and seek with the chicken wings better
than just one. It also double the amount of folks in big coats standing around
in the aisles asking the uniformed stockers where they can find imported
avocado sauce made in Brazil by pygmies.
The tag team
approach does allow one to stay with the cart while the other stares at the
boxes and bags and cans trying to decide which has the best value or if it is
glutton free. One of my favorite tag teams bring their kids and have to call
from the sugar drink section to find out if someone else could decided between
the 16 oz. or the 24 oz.
Looking at some
team members the amount of stuffies overflowing in their cart matched the
stuffies in their challenged stretched leggings. The produce section looked
good (I got a green pepper and an onion for my Philly cheezesteak) but the chip
aisle was depleted.
Seemed to be
a few more slo-pokes with canes in their carts to give additional detours and
the check and recheck the list as the bored husband tries to nap on his feet. To
top it off was one of the scooters was whipping around driven by a masked man.
After several
laps around the block with numerous stops and waits for I have nowhere else to
go and got all the time in the world I started toward ‘check out’ land only to
find all the bays open and full and long lines. Maybe another lap around the
store; watching the new cast coming and going? I’ve secured my items and
nothing will melt with another venture in this land of the lost.
The odds
were not in my favor of the length of the lines reducing so I bit the bullet
and found a slot to crawl to the front. From the tonnage leaving the store
there will be some serious munching going on tomorrow. Waiting for traffic
after packing my cache I notice the number of bags going into this woman’s
trunk and hoping nothing falls out. If she attempts to bend over and those pants
split, it could cause tsunamis.
Home safely
I give myself a ‘high five’ for making it through the tag teams of the Tummy
Temple.
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