Food Shopping.
 

YAY OR NAY???

I love it tbh, especially when you can treat yourself and you don't know what to go, so look down the aisles to see what you fancy :love:

Wouldn't say it's exactly entertaining, Lucas. :suspect:

I love it too,especially when I can buy what I like and I'm on my own to wander at leisure.

yah

I always think of these wonderful things I want from supermarket but when I get there my mind goes blank

Awful chore, just try and whizz round the aisles as quickly as possible, which means I often don't buy enough or forget something I'd intended to get

Nope, hate it.

Love it. Its just carrying it all home that's the problem.

..I'm not really a huge fan of supermarkets and my OH gets carried away putting his treats in my trolley, so it always costs 3 times as much when he comes with me....

..but I love him, he's an angel..he's just washed my car..:lovedup:....

Yay for Mr Ammi being a saint :love:

I'm like him in the treats regards though, Dad gives me like £20 to go and get stuff like bread and hopes I'll come back with like a tenner, never happens, I just bung brownies and peanut butter and sweets in my basket and give him like 30p change.

YAY

..haha..you sound just like my son, Lucas..'could you please get me some bread on your way home'..*hands over £20 note*....*comes home with a bag of stuff...no change..*.....does that sound familiar..?...

It's alright

I don't mind it, have it down to a fine art now. Usually get more or less the same stuff so it doesn't take too long :)

like doing it... hate carrying it home.

because I prefer to do all of it in one go for a week or so, so I buy quite a bit

I do like food shopping even if you are not buying anything it is great to have a browse.

Hate it...only thing worse than doing it is having to put it all away...

I love it, picking out all your favourite things or something new and thinking what to cook.

Love grocery shopping. I'm a kid in a candy shop. literally.

My only complaint is that they always tuck the toilet paper and personal hygiene products away in the back, so you almost always forget it. They really should put the toiletries closer to the check out. Instead of having candy in the check out lanes, they should have toilet paper and soap.

This was me for a very long time. Make a list, carry it...show it to others, be embarrassed... ;) You'll get the things you want. Nothing worse than being sent off to the markets with nothing but hunger on your mind, you'll buy the worst things! :joker:

MTVN and Shark must not be single then. When you're single, you're spending your hard earned money on whatever you want. it feels great. You guys sound like you are shopping for your mom.

I hate food shopping, Gav does it most of the time though thankfully

Supermarket Sweep is my idea of heaven

OMG, and mine, let's go and meet Dale :love:

Really? My OH would return with the biggest lot of **** ever if he had to go food shopping on his own tbh.


I said up the page it was alright but today I'm not so sure because it's a quite nice day outside here (for a change) and I will end up going food shopping and buying in lots of different types of food for eating in hot weather then knowing my luck it will be pissing down with rain tomorrow and we wont fancy eating anything thats in the fridge.

Same! When I was at uni I used to hate carrying it home and when a housemate would drive to Tesco I'd be on that like a fly on sh**

The one thing I absolutely despise about shopping, but you also get it walking round the city centre as well - the people who just suddenly stop there and then for seemingly no reason. Slow down first, maybe move over the the side, but don't just ******ing stop causing me to swerve round you. I will shake my head and swear under my breath as I make it round you.

when I was a kid and it wasn't my money, yes

I love grocery shopping, it's such a good feeling when you get everything off the shopping list.

... yes, shopping lists help a lot :laugh:

haha yeah, he's better at it then me too, I'd end up spending twice as much for the same amount of things :laugh: I think it's because his mother died when he was 13 and he had to look after himself alot. Also, he's at home more than I am anyway so it makes more sense

You are lucky then that he's like that, Stuart is like a big kid when we go a food shop fills the trolley up with lots of crap.

..you must be very close to them if you have to swerve round them..?...