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Location: Was Midvalley Oregon; Now Eastside Seattle area
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More than 2020 because we have huge gains from variable annuities, sale of rental, and trading account gains.
We've spent $300 in local farmer's Washington peaches, and its just 2 of us. And they were 2nds at $2/lbs.
Spent more on meat, doing more high protein-low carb diet. Lost 5.
We one time had a farm. We know what is edible food most people would throw away.
We spend more on quality food. -- we eat better and more of it.
We didn't eat turkey this year. We ate at son's and no turkey there. We had chicken and carp, 4 mushroom & tofu, sauteed spinach, Pomelo pith soup with pork (that was interesting and tasty). Homemade peach ice cream.
Last edited by leastprime; 11-25-2021 at 11:21 PM..
Maybe you think about him every time you go grocery shopping but don't assume that everybody is like you.
I try my best to ignore Brandon as much as possible.
Just be sure you aren't down wind of him at the check out!
We are also just 2 but keep it to about $125/week, which is easy since DH is vegetarian, but the garden didn't do well last summer. My Grandma raised four kids during the depression as a young widow so I can squeeze a dollar out of a dime.
^Costco; HotDog + 20oz drink, refillable @1.50; Rotisserie Chicken @4.99
I don't think you need a link to know this.
Lol. Not talking about prepared foods and I’m certainly not interested in hot dogs, or eating eating rotisserie chicken everyday…so please do provide a link to Costco prices not being affected by inflation.
I especially think of Biden when I get to the aisle with Depends on the shelf....
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