mommytotwo
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- Feb 2, 2004
It cost the attendees $20/per person and she was also selling a book she wrote. She is so high in demand that the wait list is until August!
I bet that would be a very informative party.
It cost the attendees $20/per person and she was also selling a book she wrote. She is so high in demand that the wait list is until August!
I go shopping once a week for groceries on Saturday. If there is a sale I might go another day. I also LOVE garage sales. Usually hit at least one or two per weekend. No allergies here. Oh and sorry for the delay, crazy week. Really anxious for tomorrow morning and seeing what I have to save for next year LOL
Liz, do you go shopping daily when you are at home? I have never been to where you live....is it a big city? How are the prices of items compared to the U.S.?
Hi,
Edmonton has about 800,000 or so. (give or take a few). It has prety much the same stores as I'm used to at home (Oregon). I go to Safeway, Costco, Home Depot, etc.
Because it's just me I kind of shop for food a few times a week. Just to catch up on a few things. Admittedly I dont' really have to plan ahead. It's more expensive though. Bananas are up to .79 a pound. When fruits or veggies are about a $1.00 a lb I'm thrilled! Everything is heavily taxed. I'm in awe here in Oregon by how inexpensive things are. I've been in Edmonton for 12 years so I'm getting used to the high price of things.
Liz
Checking in! We're already into the 90s. UGH.
No food allergies. Just grass/pollen allergies. I'm not much of a fish eater though. Or seafood. Other than that, bring it on! As far as shopping, we have no decent stores here, so we drive 45 mins on weekends dh is off to do our grocery shopping. i really wish there was a good store closer to us. Weeks where I'm forced to shop in town mean more of the processed foods and less of the nice fresh produce or good meats.
No food allergies for me.
I'm only allergic to grass and pollen.... My poor nose and eyes become so itchy.