Dilatory means slow to act ..... and that's what happened this weekend. I had every intention, really, of posting every day while we were in Indiana with the grandbabies. But marathon UNO games; hide and seek in the basement; jumping at the trampoline park; and watching the snow fall... and fall... and fall, leaving more than ten inches to play with, and then hanging with the softest, snuggliest, most loving puppy in the world,
there was barely time to open my phone or computer to type.
I'm assuming I'm forgiven.
By Saturday afternoon we were stir crazy. Leaving Grandpa home to watch football, the rest of us piled into SIR's massive Ford and plowed our way through icy roads and piles of unplowed snow to the mall.
FlapJilly loves the mall, even when there's nothng but pre-shopping to be done. Her mom took photos of the things she liked while the boys wandered on their own .... until we came to this place.
Who knew there were this many flavors of chips in the world?
Apparently, I am among the minority. I had no idea that Dubai Chocolate existed, let alone that it had gone viral.
I understand green Life Savers; they and the orange ones are about the only candy I eat. But this......
I have no idea what these are.
There were some items resembling real food.
This is a pickle party, meant to be shared.
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And, in case you were thirsty, there were sorta kinda familiar bottles in one cooler,
fantastic cans in the other.I will let you draw your own conclusions about the collection of delectable edibles we found; I remain somewhere between bemused and appalled.















Hard to find anything that qualifies as food in that store. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteYikes, indeed. Little Cuter answered the kids' "What's Gramma doing?" with "she's writing a blog post." It was the only way to cope.
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I have noticed that Asian imports and food are taking over large parts of our mall also. I guess that makes somebody happy.
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