Hear soon ~ma, vw. It sounds like it went really well last night.

This ordering groceries thing is intriguing. I could get behind that.

When I lived in Brazil, I often ordered groceries from the internet. It was nice because everything just showed up at the house. We have a store here that lets you order and then you just dirve up and they take it to your car, but I've never tried it.

I could get behind that.

It's really quite nice...especially living in an urban area. Also, it's quick and easy, and with school and stuff, I've needed that. Plus, I don't have to carry them up to the third floor. That's really the best part.

There's a grocery store here that, if you buy $40.00 or more, they'll give you and your groceries a ride home afterward. I don't like their meat department very much, but we used them a lot when the car was dead.

There's another store that delivers, but I've never shopped at that store at all, so I don't know what their groceries are like. I always imagined I'd get the rusty lettuce or the bruised tomatoes if I asked them to deliver anything I normally make a big production out of picking.

Timelies!

credit fraud.

800 dollars.

Discotheque.

Italy.

thunk

I always imagined I'd get the rusty lettuce or the bruised tomatoes if I asked them to deliver anything I normally make a big production out of picking.

I've been surprised at the quality of the produce from Peapod. Typically I think I get better produce than I'd pick for myself...especially their grapes. Their grapes are always wonderful! I don't know what's up with that.

DEENA!

Edit: Cindy! Eek!

Egad, Cindy.

I trust you've contacted the credit card issuer.

Cindy! What...? More details, please. God, I hate this stuff, it's so unfair and evil.

Um, Cindy? Are you alive over there?

Hi vw!

Someone take Amazon and iTunes away from me before I decide to go spend money. Bad Internet stores! No cookie.