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Sunday, September 29, 2013

Don't buy your groceries on a Sunday night!


                                             My husband finds coffee makes him smile!
Happy National Coffee Day!

Do you procrastinate?
Who doesn't? My control? I use my timer.
Here are more suggestions from Brian Tracy
http://www.briantracy.com/blog/time-management/8-task-management-tips-to-stop-procrastinating-and-get-things-done?cmpid=2183&proid=1850

Why does it seem everyone does their major grocery shopping trip on a Sunday night when there are 21 cash registers and only 2 available cashiers: one Express register, for 20 items or less, and one regular check-out register.
I made the mistake of going grocery shopping tonight and I stood behind a lady who had purchased (what seemed to be) 1/2 the store from men's clothing to meat to dog food, and behind her was an old gent dressed in a tank top waiting in line with his month's supply of meat. Then, it was me, with a week's worth of groceries in my shopping cart. I had the wicked and alluring thought that perhaps if another cashier arrived to open another line, then I could be first in line at another cash register. Well, a woman pulled up in my line, right behind me, with 2 shopping carts heaving with groceries, enough to feed an army. Sure enough, after I was formulating my script in my mind as to what to say to the store manager about this obtuse situation, a sickly-looking cashier appeared standing behind a cash-register 2 lines up. The woman with the 2 carts was looking at a gossip rag. I heard the newly-arrived cashier saying, "I can take the next one." I turned to the woman behind me and said, "There's another register opening." Gone in a flash, the woman went over to the newly-opened register, leaving me to wait in line for service. By the time I was having my groceries scanned, the woman with the "two carts full" was happily leaving the store with her multitudinous purchases. No more Sunday night grocery-shopping for me!
"Til next time,
Amy Zents

Jim Rohn quote
"Always be eager to learn, no matter how successful you might already be. In the Millionaires’ Club, we sometimes invite a billionaire to come talk to us. He says, ‘You’re doing okay, but come on. How about if you really poured it on!’" -- Jim Rohn
As seen on FB tonight - this quote:
"I'm fine. The rest of you need therapy."

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