Sorry to bring the thread back on topic, but I haven't been able to read the article until now.
I have often said that my super-weakness is my ability to find things in grocery stores. It's ridiculous. I can spend hours wandering up and down aisles, looking for such elusive items as ketchup, or peanut butter. Is it near the tomatoes or the French fries? The bread or the canned goods? The answer, generally, is neither.
I once lost a friend in the grocery store and had to call her cell phone in order to locate her. Such is the extent of my super-weakness.
Heh. I'm that friend. Ah, MsFish, I miss our doomed grocery store adventures. It was like her superpower would rub off on me whenever we went together. We've even lost ourselves within a couple of aisles of each other, where we are circling around and always out of eyesight of the other, and you don't feel like yelling out as if one of you was a two-year-old. This seems to have happened more than once.
Granted, it has always been in Wal-Mart. Which is a very large grocery store and seems to affect the brain.
I blame the conglomerate franchise.
