I guess I AM a snob, after all.

[kchanreynolds]

Ten years ago or so, back when I was in High School still and thought I knew everything, I hated the term "Woodlands Snob" that was so often applied to me simply because of where I lived.  It irritated the ever living hell out of me that I was thought to have my nose in the air, have more money, etc because of the address of my mother's apartment.

Comments

[_ayn_]

I can't believe you survived that location. I went there ONCE because that one and the FM242 location are the closest ones to my parents'....that Wal-Mart is terrifying to anyone remotely civilized.

[kchanreynolds]

I'll take the one on 242 over that filth-whole ANY day of the week. *shudders*

[_ayn_]

Though...the one on 242 is kind of going down a little too. Or maybe I got spoiled by the one in Flower Mound...you'd hardly know it was a Wal-Mart.

[sergebatouille]

Welcome to every day i step into my only local walmart.

Now you know why I shop at Target.

[kchanreynolds]

My dear, you need to move. There's no two ways about it. In fact, you should look into Colorado. >.> Seems quite a few of us are going to be winding up there, after all. ^_~

[ck_jivetalk1]

Did you get your rabies shot after you went there? Conroe Wal-mart is full of scary.

[kchanreynolds]

I went to the doctor and fortunately I managed to escape with only a mild case of Bubba-Trauma. They gave me a prescription of Starbucks coffee for during the day and red wine for the evenings. It should be cleared up by the end of this weekend when I go to Market Street for the final cleansing via dinner with my husband and a bout of shopping.

[naminational]

HAHAHAHA! oh man.

your not stuck up. i find you know hygene to be quite the fad as well.

[kchanreynolds]

I have a feeling that hygiene is one of those fads that's really going to stick around. I foresee it lasting well into the age of my grandchildren. *sage-nod*