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New Tricks For Touring The Snack Aisle
This year, resolve to try foods from the grocery store that aren't explained in your language.
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Happy 2025, friends! I spent the week watching Princess Belle (visiting our house) declare that our little one is now a member of their royal family while sprinkling glittery fairy dust over her. Fascinating… I think my equivalent this week will be ordaining myself the fierce badass that I am and dripping wine into my mouth as I declare the level of badass that I am. I won’t have a certificate like her but I bet I will get a good night’s sleep. Anyhoo, think about what you want in 2025 and it may include teaching new tricks or touring the food aisles (weird, right?) - just make sure you get Sassy Max international goodies as you go otherwise he will point out where you are lacking in life.
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Carts, Chips, and Culture: A New Way to Explore the World
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New Year, New Tricks for Your Dog
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Carts, Chips, and Culture: A New Way to Explore the World
Plan your next getaway but instead of focusing on five-star restaurants and ancient ruins, tour supermarkets. That's the latest trend happening and folks are posting their tourism finds on social media.
Sounds strange, but it's actually pretty genius because a supermarket is a cultural buffet. You get a front-row seat to local life - what people eat, how they snack, and what wild potato chip flavors they’re into (caviar and dill chips, anyone?). It’s like anthropology but with snacks.
Plus, it’s cheap entertainment. Entry is free, and you can walk out with souvenirs like orange Fanta in a bottle shaped like a gourd or chocolate bars with labels you can’t read but are definitely intriguing.
Supermarket tourism isn’t just about food - it’s the joy of finding something completely unexpected. Spotted in the wild: a six-foot baguette in France, pre-sliced bananas in Japan, and milk cartons that look like designer handbags in Korea. Who needs museums when you’ve got this level of creativity? Ok, let's be honest... I may do that during the day but at night I'm still going to that five-star restaurant!
My dog has a very specific schedule. We play at 4:00. Not 4:01! She is quite punctual 😀 This made me curious how you spend time with your dog(s).
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