Carole's Ten on Tuesday: What do you buy every week???

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I had to double post today due to Carole's question...
so here goes. What do you buy every week? I dont know if I have Ten answers though:

*Lottery tickets for our work group.
If we ever win, I mean WHEN we win, we are all going to hold the big check together in our scrubs. Then I'm outta there...pronto. This is a big and important job. People are very cute and yet serious when they hand me their playing dollar. More on this another post...

*Kitty litter....my lions and I Love a clean box

*Beer....and I don't even drink it. Fireman is a sucker for Sam Adams Octoberfest,
Chamay, his all time favorite,
and Domain DuPage locally brewed by Two Brothers brewery.
I could do another post on his favorite beers...hmmmmmmm

*Coffee. We drink it up and need a new bag each week. We jump around
alot (hee hee NO NOT really after coffee) but we like
Caribou Coffees
Some Starbucks
Casteel Coffees, (local roaster)

*Dessert of some kind. Cookies, a cake, a pie, ice cream.....I think there is another
post here....

*Creamer. Follow up to the coffee

*medication. I swear my scripts run out in rotation weekly. I am forever
at Walgreens

*I'm very happy to say I no longer need feminine pads. Does this count?
I spent a fortune on the damn things...ANother post sometime..NAh...nuff said.

*Floss. Hence the gum graft. My mad flossing routines gotta change....ahhh
another area for growth....yippee...

*Soap of some kind. We are always running out of one kind or another
dish soap
machine dish soap
Laundry soap
laundery softener
hand bar soap
Liquid shower gel
shampoo
I dont buy them all weekly, mind you. But one of them is always due on the list.

THere.....what do you buy weekly?



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Anonymous said…
BREAD and OJ!!! My son goes through them and he is only 6. Can you imagine how much he will go through when he is a teenager???
6:51 PM
fancystitching said…
Milk, bread, fruit, and one meal per week out on Monday bowling night.
8:36 PM
Katherine said…
Say it isn't so--I am a fanatical flosser. Are you saying it leads to the need for gum grafts?

Dog treats and Diet Pepsi are on my weekly buy list.
9:58 PM
SissySees said…
Milk, bananas, bread, yogurt, take-out... I'm sure there are other things, but that's what comes to mind!
8:51 AM
Alyssa said…
Hmmmm. W and I don't use enough to buy groceries every week. We go grocery shopping every other week. Though - OH! OJ. We go through a gallon of OJ a week!
10:03 AM
SusanB-knits said…
Definitely chocolate milk! oh and fruit. But of course other stuff jumps into my cart, lol, so I end up with a few more items.
7:45 PM
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