I feel your pain. Last year I got burnt so bad i blistered. I still have tan lines. That was June.
Yeaaahhhh it's pretty bad. I'm actually washing my clothes from today so I can wear them again tomorrow because at least they will line up with the burn lines and not hurt so bad haha.
Good idea! I was in a strappy tank top and so I wore nothing for two days, a cool damp towel for another two days, and then a strapless sundress for several more days. I had spray on after burn relief, gel after burn relief and then a Rx cream. It was bad
It was crowded but the part that made me anxious was the check-out. They were so busy but only had a couple lanes open. The woman checking me out was scanning and dropping things in the cart so fast that I couldn't bag it (I gave up and figured I'd just wait until I was all checked out). Then I didn't realize they don't accept credit cards so I had to frantically try to remember/search for my debit card pin because I don't have it memorized and I held up the line that was already hella busy.
Grand scheme of life - not a big deal. But still...not sure I want to do that again!
My first and only Aldis experience was embarrassing as well. Did not realize you had to buy your own bags and that they weren't waiting for you at the other counter so I had to run back after checked out and butt in front of someone to buy some bags. Then I guess they thought I didn't have enough cause they bought it for me. Ugh.
A Facebook friend just posted a "happy Mother's day" status that read something like, "all mothers are connected, because we all have one thing in common: we gave birth." Um, NO. I'm glad I read it while still sober, or I might have commented. I think it's time for a two-day Facebook break..
It was crowded but the part that made me anxious was the check-out. They were so busy but only had a couple lanes open. The woman checking me out was scanning and dropping things in the cart so fast that I couldn't bag it (I gave up and figured I'd just wait until I was all checked out). Then I didn't realize they don't accept credit cards so I had to frantically try to remember/search for my debit card pin because I don't have it memorized and I held up the line that was already hella busy.
Grand scheme of life - not a big deal. But still...not sure I want to do that again!
My first and only Aldis experience was embarrassing as well. Did not realize you had to buy your own bags and that they weren't waiting for you at the other counter so I had to run back after checked out and butt in front of someone to buy some bags. Then I guess they thought I didn't have enough cause they bought it for me. Ugh.
I shopped at Aldi's waaayyyy back in the day when I was in college, so I knew enough to know to bring my own bags and a quarter for the cart - but I forgot about the credit card thing! Ugh, I hate holding up lines and being "that person".
A Facebook friend just posted a "happy Mother's day" status that read something like, "all mothers are connected, because we all have one thing in common: we gave birth." Um, NO. I'm glad I read it while still sober, or I might have commented. I think it's time for a two-day Facebook break..
A Facebook friend just posted a "happy Mother's day" status that read something like, "all mothers are connected, because we all have one thing in common: we gave birth." Um, NO. I'm glad I read it while still sober, or I might have commented. I think it's time for a two-day Facebook break..
Meant to quote not love tit...but I had a friend post something similer. I wanted to scream.
A Facebook friend just posted a "happy Mother's day" status that read something like, "all mothers are connected, because we all have one thing in common: we gave birth." Um, NO. I'm glad I read it while still sober, or I might have commented. I think it's time for a two-day Facebook break..
It was crowded but the part that made me anxious was the check-out. They were so busy but only had a couple lanes open. The woman checking me out was scanning and dropping things in the cart so fast that I couldn't bag it (I gave up and figured I'd just wait until I was all checked out). Then I didn't realize they don't accept credit cards so I had to frantically try to remember/search for my debit card pin because I don't have it memorized and I held up the line that was already hella busy.
Grand scheme of life - not a big deal. But still...not sure I want to do that again!
My first and only Aldis experience was embarrassing as well. Did not realize you had to buy your own bags and that they weren't waiting for you at the other counter so I had to run back after checked out and butt in front of someone to buy some bags. Then I guess they thought I didn't have enough cause they bought it for me. Ugh.
I've only ever gone with clients. It seems to be an easier way to shop for alot of my guys, but I don't know if I could do it myself either.
I got a new phone today. I went from a 16gb iPhone4 to a 128gb iphone6. My contacts/pictures transferred but not apps. So I had to re download them and I can't remember passwords to a lot of them. #firstworldproblems
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