Story Time! I'm checking out and the cashier lady says, "Did you catch any good Pokémon?" All I think is, "Huh?" I look around and my phone is put away, I'm not wearing any Pokémon merch, nor did I buy any Pokémon related grocery. Meanwhile, the checkout boy says to the cashier, "Pokémon?! Nobody plays that anymore. That came out ages ago. Why would you even mention that?" She responds, "I saw her playing it the other day."
I'm like, "daHeck?! I haven't been here in days so where did you see me and why the eff were you so close that you could look at what I'm doing on my phone?" But, I'm just thinking this because I still haven't said a single word. The two of them carry on talking and I'm just eyeballing them with the stinkeye. Her because she's a stalker and him 'cause he's a Pokémon hating punk!
Back of the bag
Anyway as she hands me my receipt she's got it wrapped around a little green thing. I didn't stop to see what it was until I got to my car. And then I was all, "Oh, that's cute! That girl's still creepy though."
So, next time I went to Publix I asked the cashier lady (a different one!) if she had any of the mini bags. She didn't but said they get them randomly and give them to people who bring in their own shopping bags (which I never have). She flagged a manager and asked if they had any in back and they did and now I have 4 of them! Huzzah!
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Oh wow awesome! We just lost our Martin's here in Virginia which are being replaced with Publix markets, and I carry my own shopping bags. (I really hate those plastic bags because like the hoarder I am, I 'save' them and they build up into a pile) so I wonder if you can get one for every shopping bag you bring in??lol. I get a discount at Krogers for bringing my own bags, hmmm..
ReplyDeleteLisa, I like getting the plastic because I always use the bags for taking out trash. Sometimes I get paper when I have a project to work on. My sister though, she LOVES fabric shopping bags and must have thousands of them in her car.
DeleteCute bags, and perfect for environmentally conscious dolls (not sure if any of mine are, though). Too bad there aren't any near me.
ReplyDeleteAnd, wow, that cashier was being a total creeper! I hope you stay away from her line from now on.
Champagne, I think I have problem with cashiers in general at that store. I'm always like, "Nope, that one's too slow," "That one licks her thumb."
DeleteLicks her thumbs ... ick, major ick! Unsanitary ... just sooo nasty.
DeleteCute bags, weird cashier!
ReplyDeleteHi, Phyllis! I agree with that statement.
DeleteThose bags are cute! We don't have any Publix anywhere near us, though.
ReplyDeleteIs that a Liv dress? If so, I think that was the best dress made for the Liv dolls. Seems to work on everyone!
Barb, I'm pretty positive that dress is from the Liv Hayden and House set. Ah the good old days when you could get Liv clothing.
DeleteThe bags are cute and we don't have Publix. But the important thing here is, I have to know: Were you playing Pokémon? Because that stalker cashier was certainly paying attention.
ReplyDeleteLOL, Jaye! I'm always playing Pokémon when I'm out and about actually. Gotta log in those walking hours to hatch my eggs.
DeleteThese are so cute! Thanks for the info!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Roxanne!
DeleteVery cute bags! I saw them on someone's Flickr pics and was wondering where they got them from. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteHappy to share the goodies, Georgia Girl!
DeleteHola, que lindas bolsitas, da tanto gusto encontrar miniaturas para jugar.
ReplyDeleteHasta pronto.
Estoy de acuerdo, Lindaivette. Me encanta encontrar miniaturas lindas también.
DeleteZielona torba na zakupy jest w sam raz dla Barbie! Poza tym Twoja dziewczyna ma świetną sukieneczkę! Wygląda super!
ReplyDeletePozdrawiam serdecznie!
Dziękuję, Olla. To idealny rozmiar dla Barbie.
DeleteWorth being stalked :D No Publix in my area, I thought it was a European chain.
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to you reminded me of something:a girl who was supposedly my doppelganger moved into the neighborhood where I'd lived for most of my life. People who'd seen me hundreds of times regularly got us confused. So did some students who went to a nearby university with her. It was weird but I assumed they were right and was dying to see her for myself.
So, one day, we're in the same small shopping center and a storeowner points her out to me.
Muff, essentially, we looked nothing alike and we didn't dress in remotely the same style. We both had light tan skin and auburn hair, that's it. Even on that last feature, her hair was cut in a bob with bangs and mine was all hip length. We just cracked up that anyone could mistake one of us for the other.
Ever since then I've thought eyewitness identification shouldn't be used by the justice system.
LOL, Maricha! That happened to me twice. Once at community college I met a girl who everyone insisted was my doppelganger. The same thing happened at university and this girl became my roommate. The only thing we had in common was that we were all overweight, wore glasses and had short hair. That was all it took I guess. I have two sisters and we don't think we look anything alike, but people who see us without the other will say correctly, "Aren't you so-and-so's sister." I think we just don't see what other people see.
DeleteMaybe we don't :D
DeleteWhat awesome bags! Wish we had a Publix!
ReplyDeleteSheesh, that cashier's a creeper, though. And the bag boy is worse as a Pokemon-hater!
Lol, Presto. No love for Pokémon haters!
DeleteThis bags are cute,but what I love more is the dress on your doll. It is so pretty and fits this doll perfectly.
ReplyDeleteNatalia, Liv really knew how to make stellar clothing. They are missed.
DeleteCongrats on getting the mini bag. And free, too? Neat!
ReplyDeleteD7ana, you cant be free!
DeleteI don't think there is a Publix in my area or I would go directly there! Cute! Congrats! Your blog has disappeared from my reading list again. Drat!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ms. Leo!
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