I opened up my copy of Real Simple - the Food issue, and there was an article about Tang and Saltines. Not quite the same as Tang and Wonder Bread, but dang close.

Went again today, and printed out my sheet of sale products. Not one item I was interested in.

Oh well.:rolleyes:

But I still saved 50% with coupons and sale items!:snap: :D :snap:

We used tampons to stop nosebleeds in Sports Medicine in high school.

I hate most grocery stores. I love Sunflower Market. You guys have Henry's, which is similar to Sunflower, but much more expensive and less selection. It's like a good cross between Whole Foods and Trader Joes, at lower prices.

Tampons are really good to wipe up mascera that starts smearing after you are laughing so hard you're crying.

Not that I would know from experience or anything...

I haven't seen a Henry's anywhere up here, only in San Diego, and I can't say I really dug the place. Just a little too granola for my taste ;)

TJ's is very good for some things, mediocre for others, and really not good at all for still other things, at least on my shopping list. (I hate Hansens.) We go there often to pick up fun goodies, but the bulk of my shop is Standard Supermarket Fare.

There's one down the street from my work. I went in once and was disappointed in their selection of ready-to-eat lunch stuff, so it was back to TJ.

Henry's is good for its produce and frozen vegetarian stuff. Their specaility stuff is lacking as are their ready-made meals.

TJs is good for it's specaility stuff, ready made meals and has good prices on cheese, egges, milk and almost everything but produce.

I can't do a full shopping at either and I don't even try. My current shopping consists of Ralphs for everything but produce, then produce at Henrys. There is now a TJs by my office that I can stop at if the mood strikes.

Henry's is owend by the same peeps that have Whole Foods which is much nicer I think but there aren't any here, only Henry's.

I thought the font looked familiar.

We shop at Top, which I think is owned by the Haggen people, but I think they're just in Washington. They're like a poor man's Larry's Market, if that makes any sense.