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Hi Rubyn!

Hey Muddy. Do you still do that thing with the fruit misspelling? I was at Trader Joe's last week picking up some vegetables and that conversation came into my head. I bought some yunni (carrots) and walihoos (broccoli).
 
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Hey Muddy. Do you still do that thing with the fruit misspelling? I was at Trader Joe's last week picking up some vegetables and that conversation came into my head. I bought some yunni (carrots) and walihoos (broccoli).
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I'm afraid that I do and worse, it is not just limited to fruit but happens with many foodstuffs.

Note this post from earlier today from the Random thoughts thread.

I misspell edibles and also frequently lapse into Eric Cartman references. I may be beyond redemption.



Mudcat
My problem is I am too mindful of waste. That is my problem.

I was just buying cheez at the store and they had 500 gram hunks on sale for 5 bucks. In comparison, 200 gram hunks are 4 bucks. The 500 gram hunk is obviously way better value.

But the thing is, I can't usually eat 500 grams of cheez before it starts going moldy. In fact I just threw away the butt of my previous 500 gram hunk when I got this new hunk home. I would guess it was only like 38 grams or something that I threw away - so it is still way better value on the big hunk even throwing that away - but my mindfulness of waste weighs on my mind.

Just throwing away food seems wrong. I wish I could get it to some starving kids in Africa. I bet they wouldn't mind a little bit of mold on the edge of their cheez. Then again if I am going to give food to starving Africans, I should just give them some nice new food. We have so much here - they have so little. The truth is, I never give anything to starving Africans.

My mom says black people live in Africa.
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