Wednesday, May 04, 2011

Grocery List

This is a grocery list I emailed to Christian in 2007. I think it captures the exquisite thrill of being married to me.

Paper towels
crushed tomatoes (several cans of them)
onions
milk
diapers for Ellen (size 1, cheapest but not store brand)
Loreal Excellence hair dye in whatever color you want my hair to be (if too hard, I'll get it later)
a bunch of inflated helium balloons--keep in your truck for tomorrow morning.
Love,
Kacy

13 comments:

  1. What color did he bring home?

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  2. What was the event that required balloons? I am hoping they were for you!

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  3. Love this!

    I personally always buy the cheapest diapers that are not store brand!

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  4. So what you're saying is you're a natural blonde? Now we know.

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  5. Christian is a lucky man.

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  6. What a mysterious list. What were the balloons for? Did you really just let Christian choose your hair color? I love the trust and equality represented in this list and in the fact that Christian didn't stop at "onions."

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  7. The hair color SLAYS me.

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  8. How did he do choosing the hair color?

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  9. I've never considered leaving my hair color up to my husband. You're a brave woman.

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  10. If I were to allow a man to choose my hair color, Christian would be the one. Hug him for me.

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  11. I was hopscotching through blogs (you're on a list that's on a list that's on a list of my niece who lives near you...) and landed on your blog! I've been enjoying the archives, although I feel pretty guilty that I'm not getting anything done today. Everyone should write a blog if they want to, but if you write a charming blog, even better. Thanks for making the everyday read like a special day.

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  12. Funniest thing I've read today. My husband would melt down in the grocery store if he had to make a decision like hair dye!

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