RP: Grocery Shopping = Chaos
Date: April 9th, 2011
Characters: Shoshana Wise, Isaac Greenberg
Location: Central Market, Fort Worth
Status: Semi-Private
Summary: Shosh makes the mistake of grocery shopping on a Saturday
Completion: Complete
She likened grocery shopping to torture, at least on a Saturday anyway. Soccer moms with their gaggle of wild monkeys seemed to occupy every aisle. Dodging one mother with two crying children, she bit back a sarcastic comment as another mom with three rowdy boys passed her in the aisle, one of the boy's nearly running smack dab into her. Shosh wondered not for the first time if maybe she should scrap the whole shopping trip and just live off of take-out for awhile, she wasn't that domestic to begin with, and had done it more then once in college. A part of her knew she'd never hear the end of it from Graham though. So begrudgingly she stayed, trying to keep the disgruntled look off her face as she made her way down to the end of the cereal aisle.
Ducking out of that aisle, Shosh couldn't help the muttered. "Seriously, worst idea ever." That slipped out as she was confronted with yet another crowded aisle filled with screaming children and frazzled mothers.
Characters: Shoshana Wise, Isaac Greenberg
Location: Central Market, Fort Worth
Status: Semi-Private
Summary: Shosh makes the mistake of grocery shopping on a Saturday
Completion: Complete
She likened grocery shopping to torture, at least on a Saturday anyway. Soccer moms with their gaggle of wild monkeys seemed to occupy every aisle. Dodging one mother with two crying children, she bit back a sarcastic comment as another mom with three rowdy boys passed her in the aisle, one of the boy's nearly running smack dab into her. Shosh wondered not for the first time if maybe she should scrap the whole shopping trip and just live off of take-out for awhile, she wasn't that domestic to begin with, and had done it more then once in college. A part of her knew she'd never hear the end of it from Graham though. So begrudgingly she stayed, trying to keep the disgruntled look off her face as she made her way down to the end of the cereal aisle.
Ducking out of that aisle, Shosh couldn't help the muttered. "Seriously, worst idea ever." That slipped out as she was confronted with yet another crowded aisle filled with screaming children and frazzled mothers.