Last Thing You Bought?

Oh, I nearly forgot: At work on Thursday, I bought a box of Girl Scout cookies (Thin Mints, of course) for $4 and put it in the break room for everyone. :)
 
I just ordered an iPad-sized waterproof bag so I can read and watch Netflix in the bathtub without fear of drowning my iPad. Shoulda thought to get one months ago.

I think that you are secretly a mermaid. :D The stuff you manage to do while taking a bath is really impressive. The only thing I manage to do for a long period of time while taking a bath is fall asleep. Then I wake up all pruney.
 
Walgreens:
Free Wet n' Wild nail polish w/ coupon.
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2 cans of Libby's Pumpkin for 50 cents
1 can of Ocean Spray cranberry sauce for 50 cents

Staples
2 - 2 packs of Kleenex tissues 99 cents w/ coupon
Recycled two empty ink cartridges and will get back $2 per cartridge
 
Traffic this afternoon/evening was an absolute nightmare. Maybe it was because of V-Day, I don't know. There must have been a hell of a lot of horny bastards racing home to pork their SO's and getting into accidents. I got on the northbound 405 and got stuck in one of the worst traffic jams of my entire misbegotten life. And I had to pee. :weird: So when I reached Culver City, I got off the freeway. I knew there was a Sprouts market nearby, so I went there and hightailed it into the loo. When I was done, even though I hadn't planned to stop there, I figured I may as well look around and see what they had on special. I bought:

1 container edamame and quinoa salad from the deli case
1 container of four bean salad from the deli case
1 box Nature's Path organic Peanut Butter Granola
which led me to get a shelf stable four-pack of Silk Very Vanilla soymilk
1/4 pound raw Brazil nuts from the bulk bin
1 bag chocolate covered almonds
1 package Newman's Own chocolate sandwich cookies
1 box Panda black licorice chews
1 pair of ethically sourced latex kitchen gloves (!)
1 box each of compostable corn (not plastic) disposable knives, forks and spoons (for work)
1 bag movie theater popcorn
2 boxes of blueberries
2 organic Fuji apples

Total: $46 and change. Some items were on special, some weren't. I got a five cent discount for bringing in my own reusable bag. Whoopee.:rofl:

Got back on the 405, inched my way home with all the other cranky drivers. It was such a stressful commute, I'm still suffering from a little PTSD. :fp:

And before I got on the freeway to go home, I stopped at the gas station and got gas, $53.50 for 3 quarters of a tank of gas. Not even a full tank. I knew gas prices had been going up to an average of $4.20 a gal here in California. Why TF does it cost so much more here than anywhere else? :bang:
 
Amy, we aren't too far behind you regarding gas prices...We're up to an average of $3.90. Two weeks ago, it was about $3.55 or so. This crazy price swinging is making it hard to budget sometimes. Grrrr.

Last thing I bought was a Starbucks vanilla soy latte today at work.
 
Traffic this afternoon/evening was an absolute nightmare. Maybe it was because of V-Day, I don't know. There must have been a hell of a lot of horny bastards racing home to pork their SO's and getting into accidents. I got on the northbound 405 and got stuck in one of the worst traffic jams of my entire misbegotten life. And I had to pee. :weird:

OMG This made me LAUGH!!! I'm sorry your commute was so stressful but that's hilarious.

I went grocery shopping

- Portuguese buns
- Yves tofu dogs
- soyganic extra firm tofu
- a sack of tangelos
- 10 bananas
- peanut butter and jelly granola bars from Main St Bakery...I haven't tried these yet
 
Amy, we aren't too far behind you regarding gas prices...We're up to an average of $3.90. Two weeks ago, it was about $3.55 or so. This crazy price swinging is making it hard to budget sometimes. Grrrr.

Last thing I bought was a Starbucks vanilla soy latte today at work.

$3.90 here also.:bang:
 
Traffic this afternoon/evening was an absolute nightmare. Maybe it was because of V-Day, I don't know. There must have been a hell of a lot of horny bastards racing home to pork their SO's and getting into accidents. I got on the northbound 405 and got stuck in one of the worst traffic jams of my entire misbegotten life. And I had to pee. :weird: So when I reached Culver City, I got off the freeway. I knew there was a Sprouts market nearby, so I went there and hightailed it into the loo. When I was done, even though I hadn't planned to stop there, I figured I may as well look around and see what they had on special. I bought:

1 container edamame and quinoa salad from the deli case
1 container of four bean salad from the deli case
1 box Nature's Path organic Peanut Butter Granola
which led me to get a shelf stable four-pack of Silk Very Vanilla soymilk
1/4 pound raw Brazil nuts from the bulk bin
1 bag chocolate covered almonds
1 package Newman's Own chocolate sandwich cookies
1 box Panda black licorice chews
1 pair of ethically sourced latex kitchen gloves (!)
1 box each of compostable corn (not plastic) disposable knives, forks and spoons (for work)
1 bag movie theater popcorn
2 boxes of blueberries
2 organic Fuji apples

Total: $46 and change. Some items were on special, some weren't. I got a five cent discount for bringing in my own reusable bag. Whoopee.:rofl:

Got back on the 405, inched my way home with all the other cranky drivers. It was such a stressful commute, I'm still suffering from a little PTSD. :fp:

And before I got on the freeway to go home, I stopped at the gas station and got gas, $53.50 for 3 quarters of a tank of gas. Not even a full tank. I knew gas prices had been going up to an average of $4.20 a gal here in California. Why TF does it cost so much more here than anywhere else? :bang:
California's gasoline is more expensive to refine because your state has stricter laws. I paid $3.89 yesterday.
 
I was down to only one bar on my gas gauge whilst I was over by the state line today, so I filled up in Missouri. $30. ($3.56/gal in Missouri, $3.71/gal in Kansas.) Will last me two weeks.

I don't normally drive over there for cheaper gas, since I like the taxes I pay to benefit the state I live in, but I'll get gas over there on occasion if it's convenient.