Non-Consumer Photo Essay -- Nose Hair Santa
This gorgeous mixed stone backgammon board was priced at $5, but I paid just $4.50 as it was senior discount day at Goodwill. (You only have to be 55-years-old!) I put it up on eBay last night, but I'd be more than happy to keep it!
I walked past Winco's small literary section and took a photo of this book, as The Glass Castle is one of my favorite memoirs. I came home and immediately put it on hold at the library.
I've been known to set coupons down next to their corresponding products in the grocery store, but this was the first time I've been the recipient. Was I planning to buy fondue? Nope! But it was on sale and the coupon made it a frugal impulse purchase.
Thank you, random stranger!
I needed a fresh pack of scrubby sponges and found myself comparing the store and national brands. I noticed that the store brand was cheaper per sponge, but that the national brand was significantly Larger. Big enough that they could be cut into thirds, not just halves!
It's hard to get ahead financially when all your money is tied up in sponges!
Lastly, I present to you the most disgusting Santa known to humankind. Why?
Because his mustache hair is straught up nose hair! gag, barf, gag! Please sign me up for some kind of science fiction brain scrub, so I can erase this memory from my brain!
Katy Wolk-Stanley
"Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without."
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Wow, I agree with you! Gag me. Nose-hair Santa is freakish and icky.
Not as bad as the human Santa I saw years ago who had real nose hairs hanging out; grey, so they didn't even blend into his mustache. I texted my husband, shopping elsewhere in the store, about this grossness and inadvertently called it his moistache.