This is the organization level WITH a bunch of lists. There were many lists.

[cimorene]

Saturday we were really pleased with how much stuff we managed to get done:

• unusual recycling taken to the recycling center (four kinds, although we did forget one thing at home);


• an electronics store and a hardware store visited, where we got a hair trimmer, a big fan, a rechargable lithium battery, and four individual ceramic tiles for summertime cooling of bunnies;


• a package picked up at the grocery store and two kinds of OTC medication bought at the pharmacy;


• plus Wax sat down at her mom's laptop and went through the online greenhouse-buying and comparison-searching process and placed the order for her.

Lest we get too self-satisfied, though, upon getting home we learned that:

• instead of a rechargable battery and a recharger we accidentally bought only the battery, which we therefore still can't use; and


• we impulse-bought a new duvet at the supermarket and evidently left it at the checkout which is definitely the physically largest and the most expensive thing we've ever done anything like that with.

So we still need a new duvet - well, two of them actually, but it's not warm enough for me to use one yet - and a hundred-euro battery charger, but that's going to have to wait.

Comments

[tozka]

Oh no! Maybe the supermarket set it aside for you?

[cimorene]

But even if they did how would we prove it was ours...? IDK. I'll ask Wax what she thinks.

[tozka]

It depends on the supermarket! But I've left stuff before, and usually what happens is I go back with my receipt and they have the thing I left in lost & found (or a related place), and they just go with it. Other places might have video footage they could check, if they wanted to. :)