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sopolicha
07-05-2006, 18:53
In one of my attempts to become organised, I decided to shop at Woolies only once a month. Regardless, I go to the fruit shop weekly and to the butcher about the same.

Of course this system is not full proof and I find myself attending Woolies/Coles if they have a good bargain (COSC right there) on a more regular basis.

My point to this thread is.............The other day I had to go to the supermarket. I had planned to do some stuff with the kids before I went to the supermarket. I found myself packing the esky with ice bricks and then putting the esky in the car for the milk and ham that I was going to buy and then go straight home.

My first thought was "I have never done this before". My second was "Oh, Christ, I am turning into my mother". My third was "Why, you live two minutes away from the shops". My fourth thought was "How did we survive so long without the continued refrigeration."

These thoughts occured on Friday and the esky is still in the back of the car.

I am fighting the Old Sea Cowness. Help Me.

veve
07-05-2006, 18:54
I am fighting the Old Sea Cowness. Help Me.

dont fight it... just go with the flow :laughing:

melfunction
07-05-2006, 18:56
I am fighting the Old Sea Cowness. Help Me.

I won't disagree with you. Just take it in your stride. It is going to happened to all of us at some point and time. Relax.

sopolicha
07-05-2006, 18:59
That is the problem.

Eskies, ABC radio, grey hairs.

Where will it end?

Tuck Shop duty?

Beany
07-05-2006, 19:01
The real question is whether you had curlers in your hair as you took the esky out.

Until then, while you are on a downhill track, the slope isn't too steep.

melfunction
07-05-2006, 19:01
Don't forget the tuck shop lady arms.

veve
07-05-2006, 19:03
Don't forget the tuck shop lady arms.

I THOUGHT that KM... but didn't want to write it!!!! :laughing:

umm beany... if only you had seen her today !!! :laughing: oh DEAR ..

Beany
07-05-2006, 19:04
Let me guess ... house coat?

veve
07-05-2006, 19:08
ROFL no... CURLERS :laughing:

melfunction
07-05-2006, 19:12
Now, now veve..no thread hi-jacking.....Could make the COSC more cantankerous.

ps: glad you didn't mention the dress

veve
07-05-2006, 19:13
:laughing: - or sops dressing gown (a sight I missed I'm afraid.. serves me right for turning up late :rolleyes: )

xx

lukaelmo
07-05-2006, 19:14
I am just freaked out by your rapid swinging thought process :eek: . Mine goes more like this: "hmmm look at that tree... nice leaves...do we need milk...oh hello morrie dog, are you looking at the tree?...wonder what we can have for...ooo caterpiller...wonder where my headband is..."

sopolicha
07-05-2006, 19:30
Don't forget the tuck shop lady arms.


Personally I prefer the terms Bingo Wings, Thank you.

No tuck shop duty until the baby is at school.

veve
07-05-2006, 19:33
Personally I prefer the terms Bingo Wings, Thank you.

OH ROFL .. oh the imagery ...

sop jumping to her feet bingo arms flailing wildly - flesh flying wildly around - while she screams bingo at the top of her lungs... lunging for the prizes (image is intact with curlers and slippers) :laughing:

thanks sop... BEAUTIFUL!!

sopolicha
07-05-2006, 19:37
Good night. Sleep tight. Don't let the Bingo wings bite.

I would like to think I am so much more restrained.

How do my kids sleep through the night?

xkwzit
07-05-2006, 20:07
Wow you guys crack me up.:laughing: (and I'm needing a laugh :rolleyes: )

I'd not heard of Bingo Wings, I love it.

Re: the house coat, surely there are photos of today's Tupper party.

SHOW US THE PHOTOS

pretty please (scuze my shouting)

Yours in cantanqueray

jaimie
07-05-2006, 20:21
Well im a Old Sea Calf then because Jazz turned the radio knob to a classical staion yesterday and i left it on.... because i liked it!:eek: