I just had an epiphany. It all became clear to me after that oreo cookie story.
Yesterday I saw that my wife just bought home a bag of oreos, first time I've seen them in the house for well over a year, maybe even two or more.
Now I'm wondering if she's been hiding them from me. Years ago the kids found her secret stash of Pepperidge Farm chocolate cookies tucked away in the laundry room and to this day they never let her forget about it.
Or perhaps this "research" was nothing more than a Nabisco corporate sponsored PR exercise to increase sales to crack addicts.
Hmmmmmm - your guess?
Yesterday I saw that my wife just bought home a bag of oreos, first time I've seen them in the house for well over a year, maybe even two or more.
Now I'm wondering if she's been hiding them from me. Years ago the kids found her secret stash of Pepperidge Farm chocolate cookies tucked away in the laundry room and to this day they never let her forget about it.
Or perhaps this "research" was nothing more than a Nabisco corporate sponsored PR exercise to increase sales to crack addicts.
Hmmmmmm - your guess?
4 comments:
The only way a stash is safe around here is that everyone's favorites are bought too.
Odie - The kids cured Mummsie of her illegal cookie stashes. The Oreos I saw on the counter are for our youngest daughter when she returns to college this weekend. I am thinking that bag might be shy a few when she leaves.
Cookies! Must have cookies!
Oreos are simply a legal drug.
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/267543.php
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