Round 1 of today and okay not feeling so weird now thanks
@Amish Heart and you are right everyone in our supermarkets has piddly amounts of groceries in their shopping carts/trolleys which makes me think what the heck they eat if anything, which is why we probably stand out so much in the crowd
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The last town we shopped at in suburbia before we moved the grocery order manager bailed us up to ask us whether we owned a cafe and we said no we just hate shopping so only shop rarely and gave us our own VIP packing area down the back of the store
. The supermarket we went to on Wednesday, again in suburbia, an elder gent gave me the look
and completely stopped what he was doing until I said we lived out of town and then he said "thought you might of". Today on our grocery shop in our country area not one stare, it was a miracle
as there are a lot of properties around here so I suppose we have now reached normality having moved to a country area
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True to form we have done our staples grocery shop after not staples shopping for 3 months and emptied the shelves of tinned cream of chicken and mushroom soup, ice-cream and discounted produce in one small country supermarket. In the larger supermarket we emptied the shelves of generic chocolate chips, most of the powdered milk, most of the Himalayan pink salt, all of their tinned lychees, most of their tinned mangoes, all but one tin of tinned two fruits.
We had two trolleys full of items in the large supermarket and about a third trolley in the other supermarket we shopped at where we took advantage of lots of half price specials.
Soon we will date them and put them away in the food storage room, pantries and the freezer and fridge items are now put away.