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The goose prices are wild, but at least it seems like an adventure (of a sort).
Admitting that I do not purchase food in this format ever, this photo (taken in good ole NYC Fairway) is the kind of food-form that makes me think the apocalypse is upon us:
I mean. It's not like I haven't made a meal out of stir-fried onions and mushrooms. But. But. I mean . . . for five bucks???
The goose prices are wild, but at least it seems like an adventure.
Admitting that I do not purchase food in this format ever, this photo (taken in good ole NYC Fairway) is the kind of food-form that makes me think the apocalypse is upon us:
I mean. It's not like I haven't made a meal out of stir-fried onions and mushrooms. But. But. I mean . . . for five bucks???
The goose prices are wild, but at least it seems like an adventure.
Admitting that I do not purchase food in this format ever, this photo (taken in good ole NYC Fairway) is the kind of food-form that makes me think the apocalypse is upon us:
The goose prices are wild, but at least it seems like an adventure.
Admitting that I do not purchase food in this format ever, this photo (taken in good ole NYC Fairway) is the kind of stuff that makes me think the apocalypse is upon us:
