Food

No matter how long you wait between trips to the grocery store, you always have groceries. Ketchup, mustard, spices, rice, pancake mix, weird vegetables that you bought for recipes that you never made. When you have a fire, everything like that gets thrown out. So when we moved into the condo, we literally had no food. Not one thing to put into the pantry and probably only a half full bottle of water for the refrigerator.

This is really not a big deal but somehow it makes you feel like you are not really a grown up. Grown ups have food, right?

Well in the interim, we have fixed this problem -- sort of. And I have found a wonderful service that is going to allow us to fully rectify this problem. Online grocery shopping. I was skeptical at first. But 20 minutes later, I had my online list. I agreed to pay the $4.95 for them to grocery shop for me. The grocery store in question is only a few blocks from Paul's work, so he picked them up on his grocery, I mean lunch, hour. He didn't even have to get out of the car. $4.95 and you don't have to go to the grocery store! If you agree to pay something like $18/month, you can shop as much as you want in a single month. This is a no brainer--this is the best deal going in terms of "finding" time.