It occurred to me that (based upon our similar taste in Glad trash bags and Scotch Brite sponges) we could be potentially compatible friends.I've said many times how hard it is to make mom friends, so I propose this:
a mom friend matching service based upon the contents of your Costco shopping cart.
Think of it:
--You have your virtual shopping filled with Eco-Friendly dish soap, paper towels and cat litter.
--You get an email stating that a "potential match has been found!" the mom in question has those items and 120 capsules of fish oil as well as the Kirkland brand diapers.
Well, you may have found yourself a new friend! You already have so much in common. I mean, who doesn't love cat litter?
So, what do you have in your Costco cart? Are we a match?
Lol that's cute!
ReplyDeletewhat about those of us who don't have a membership? maybe a matchmaking service for those who don't need 10 gallon jars of ketchup
ReplyDeleteHA HA! Good point. I suppose the ordinary grocery store would do. But there's something hysterical about purchasing mass quantities of things.
ReplyDeleteThat would be cool! Reminds me we still need to get a Sam's Club membership here.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah! I love buying in bulk. I'm a sucker for five tubes of toothpaste for 10 bucks.
ReplyDeleteif I only went to Costco. Am I the only one who doesn't?
ReplyDeleteUntil recently I had never been! But now I'm a convert. But I think this same matchmaking service could apply to the ordinary grocery store.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I am your perfect match! Not only do we buy the same things we write about the same things at the same time. Now... when are you moving to Fremont?
ReplyDeleteYes! I'm on my way!
ReplyDeleteLol, my mom-friend would have to have like 5 things of hummus in her cart.
ReplyDeleteGood idea! It'd be an awesome new reality TV dating show. ;)
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