Not buying stuff is surprisingly tiring

I went shopping today. I thought I saw a coat at Target I might want, so I went to find out. They didn't have my size of the coat. I looked at the other coats, tried on a shirt that didn't fit, looked for presents for our nephews, and looked for something for Donald but didn't find it. Then I looked at a shoe store and didn't find anything. I saw lots of shoes that I liked, but none of them were comfortable. I'm not paying $40 (or more) for shoes that look flimsy and will make my feet hurt in the long run.

Next I went to Petco, Old Navy, Waldo Pets and Sutherlands and didn't buy anything. Then I went to the grocery store and bought plenty. After I went home and unloaded all that, I went to Costco and bought plenty more. I love the samples there, and it's pure genius. You're going to think twice about buying a 3 pound bag of chicken tenderloins. What if you don't like them? If you have the chance to taste them first, it's a done deal. Because those chicken tenderloins are pretty tasty. I tasted 2 kinds of cheese, a quiche, spanikopita, chicken, bourbon chicken, juice, sparkling juice, and finished it off with a chocolate covered macadamia nut. It was like a tiny, weird, lunch.