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Sadly, I do not have the life of leisure that includes a fleet of domestic servants or, perhaps, some kind of minions, all waiting with bated breath for my next command, and as such, my glamorous life involves a lot of drudgery like laundry (which inside my head I always think of as "fucking laundry" because it never ends and might just be some kind of housework purgatory) and grocery shopping. I used to enjoy grocery shopping, quite honestly, but that's because my first time out on my own, I was thrilled by the fact that I could go into a store and there were choices to make, so many possibilities not limited to whatever was healthy or natural or allowed in our house by my thrifty hippy authority figures. If I wanted hard salami, I could get hard salami, even though it was filled with nitrates and sodium and who knows what the hell those little white specks were. I was drunk with power. Hostess cupcakes? Of course. A mango? Certainly! Out of season bing cherries that cost $13/lb? Yes please! Sadly, the thrill is gone and I've grown to avoid the store. Esteban is good at the grocery store. He takes a list, buys exactly what's on it plus one bucket of mini chocolate chip cookies (the man has a weakness) and then we have no fruits or vegetables for a week. As such, we switch off and make lists for each other. It's been my turn to go to the store for about a month now, with our stock dwindling down slowly until the cupboard, she was bare, and Esteban exercised right of veto and threatened to withhold sex (or go to the store himself) if I didn't get my act in gear and pick up a few things. Here's his list:
*(That would be Chef Paul Prudhomme. Who does not appear to be Scottish.)
I'm nosey, so I asked the other contributors here on Elastic Waist what's in their fridge. These belong to Anne, Sarah, Susan (the editrix and mastermind of Elastic Waist) and Ricky (the only guy on our crew, he's also the Nutrition Data hotline hottie on the Out To Lunch videos). Sadly, Brooke is on vacation and did not take along her refrigerator, so we don't have a peek behind her food scene. To help with the demographics, Anne and Ricky are fanciful singles, Sarah is co-habitating with her gorgeous fiancé Sebastian, and Susan has a spouse and two kiddos. Can you guess which fridge belongs to which person? Fridge A
Fridge B
Fridge C
Fridge D
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A- is for Anne
B- Ricky
C- Susan
D- Sarah
And now I am feeling the urge to go home and photograph my own refrigerator. But not the freezer; no one needs to know about my problematic popsicle addiction.
A-Sarah
B-Anne
C-Ricky
D-Susan (the grapes and juice give it away)
My fridge is a time capsule of Good Intentions Gone Awry or also known as, "That Smell," not sung by Lynard Skynard.
A- Ricky
B- Anne
C- Sarah
D- Susan
My fridge is full of wilted fennel and other stuff from my farmshare box that I haven't figured out how to cook.
D is definitely Susan (not only the juice but the Tupperware give it away).
A and B are the singles, Anne and Ricky, and that leaves C for Sarah.
I'm not going to guess on the fridges, but do you know what those white specks in salami are?
FAT!
That's why the stuff tastes good.
I love Esteban's grocery list. Is he a non-native English speaker or just hilarious? Or both?
A - Sarah - Many bottles of wine makes me think recent celebrating + congrats on engagement + bigger dish of leftovers makes me think that more than one person eats/lives there ~ HOWEVER, presence of can that looks suspiciously like one in Frigo de la Bix makes me think that perhaps she has had some influence on the contents of this fridge...could this be Anne's? Hmm...
B - Ricky - I hate to jump to conclusions about your nutrition guy, but...beer + takeout + condiments = boy
C - Sandra - Bigger fridge with lots of 'prep required' foods (chicken, squash) + vegetables / fruit visible and easy to reach + some booze = family
D - Anne - Lots of protein + leftovers in small dishes + limited amount of alcohol + no pop + this looks a bit more like my fridge w/ it's healthy business crammed in with a few items from the archive...
Photos of my (totally skewed by grocery day) fridge are now up. Damn you and your quizzy thing!
A - Sarah - that would be a lot of wine for a single person (I do not judge, I just know all too well that bottles of wine are not terribly single-person-friendly, as the temptation is to finish it once you've started.)
B- Ricky (PBR)
C - Anne - single container of takeout, good beer
D - Susan
I would just like to say how much I enjoyed Esteban's list. I giggled quite a bit and am now pretty sure that I am now "the weird red head receptionist that giggles for no reason." You are a far braver woman than I. My co-habitation boyfriend is allowed no where near the grocery list or grocery store unless with an approved chaperone, namely myself.
I declare Wendy the winner!
A=Ricky
B=Anne
C=moi
D=Susan
YAAAYYYY!!!!
Something about the Chinese take-out box said "Anne" to me. What do I win?
I can't believe I thought Anne was a boy. LOL
A sense of satisfaction!
It makes me very happy to be associated with Chinese takeout! Because Chinese takeout = delicious.
Just so all of you know, all those bottles of wine were in there because it was my roommate's birthday recently. EVEN SO, I wouldn't buy a case of PBR, unless I wanted the cans for paperweights.