B accuses me of hoarding all of the time, but this is where it comes in handy. See that picture? It has 10 boxes of cereal, and three boxes of oatmeal in it. I went a little wild during a cereal sale and brought all of that home. Lucky for us, we have these shelves in the basement since the tiny pantry in the kitchen will only hold about two boxes.
B laughed at all of my cereal and scoffed when I said we eat a lot.
That picture was taken on March 22nd. It is April 2nd.
We only have four boxes of cereal and one box of oatmeal left. That does not count the three boxes of cereal and two boxes of oatmeal we ate from the pantry.
Who's laughing now? Heck, in another week I will need to buy more cereal.
Maybe someone around here *ahem* needs to start cooking more meals.
B?
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You better buy more cereal, I don't think B is going to cook anything. :)
There is nothing wrong with hoarding! You should see my paper towel collection. It is close to embarrassing, but I love it.
Mom - you are probably right. I need another sale!
Jenny - I would love to see your paper towel collection. You are an inspiration to me!
I've always maintained that once a blogger is reduced to listing the contents of their pantry...it's time to start cutting back on the posting frequency...
fingers - duly noted.
You should take a picture of the fridge after shopping and a week later.
Everything that needs to be cooked is still there and expired.
Which begs the question, Is 99 cents a good deal on hamburger buns even if you don't use them?
Oh Anonymous - you are such a funny person. It is almost like I know you. Let me tell you something, everything in my fridge is not expired. In fact, most of the meat is in the freezer. If you lived with me you could probably see for yourself.
As for 99 cent hamburger buns? ALWAYS a deal. That's a fact.
mmmmm i love cereal so much.
Katelin you would fit in perfectly over here. We eat a LOT of cereal.
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