cshenk wrote:
"ravenlynne" wrote
cshenk wrote:

I still laugh about how on my first shopping trip I came back with
'kleenex' to open the box and find rubber bands...
Here's one: I was pregnant with my daughter and I NEEDED fruity pebbles
and milk. So I waddle across the street from my apartment building (on
wheels! Rotating car garage!) to the 7-11 to buy milk since I'm out. I
can't read any of the cartons, so I choose a standard milk carton with the
requisite happy, smiling cow on the front. Take it home, pour it on my
delicious cereal and take a big bite.

Yep, that's right, you got it. ORANGE flavored MILK. Not so good for
sensitive preggo tummy.

OH! Nasty! I learnd that one, got only the plastic ones you can see are
white milk g. Justco had them.

I was navy, but had the good fortune to be stationed at Yokota Air Force
Base. Short little train ride to Tokyo. I'd honestly go back in a

Ok! I was way south in Sasebo. I never made it to Yokota but heard it was
nice. You had a much larger commisary. Sasebo one was winning world-wide
awards (well deserved) for highest customer satisfaction for a small one.
They really worked *hard* with their small space.

second. We came here from Norfolk, so yeah, there was niiiiiiice places
to get goodies. We lived in housing right next to the Little creek base.

I know the housing area you speak of. One across the street now and one
down the street (Independance) and another on Little Creek.

Nicest housing I've ever lived in. Especially compared to the shoebox
that they call a 3 bedroom here.

I know the store of which you speak. I bought a HUGE bag of star anise
there. Made my own 5 spice.

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