yummy yummy yummy

[spacebug]

Pardon the commercial for a moment, but:

I just made the precooked frozen vegetable dumplings listed here.

They were soooooo yummy, and super quick.
And they sell them at Cub and they're pretty cheap, and (as far as i can tell- the ingerdients list has some long words i'm not positive about) they're even vegan! Bonus!

Hmm. Okay, I checked my receipt, and they're almost $5, which actually made them the most expensive thing on there. But you get 30 of them. And they're SO GOOD!

And I just had a very good beer with my dumplings, which made them even better. (Thanks, pied piper!)

And I just got an email from Omaha that makes me happy.

And it's band practice night.

And I've tackled a lot of the really intimidating pile of dishes.

And I really enjoy our hanging pots-and-pans rack that we finally secured a ladder large enough to attach to our ceiling. It looks a lot more useful when there are actually pots and pans hanging on it.

And I haven't seen Star Wars yet and I don't care. But I still don't want anyone to tell me anything. All of you should follow 433's example and clearly label your spoilers under cut tags.

(...And I just held 433 up as a role model.)

Comments

[denaballerina.livejournal.com]

$5 is the mose expensive thing on your grocery receipt?
thats sort of amazing.....

[spacebug.livejournal.com]

I kind of thought so too. But then I started thinking about it, and I can't really think of individual foody items we get with any regularity that are more than that. We got a stockpile of frozen pizzas 3/$9.99- but those don't count as 1. And I got a bag of organic avocados, but those were less than $4. And we got a bag of boca non-meat, and some kinda fancy cheese, and a bag of rice and cans of mock duck and curry stuff, but nothing over $5. If we could buy wine at the grocery store like the rest of the universe, the pricing landscape would probably change some.