Lists Lost or Left Behind

You ever need coffee so badly you put it on your grocery list twice?

This was the one that started it all. The way “bananas” is spelled wrong, then fixed. Like they knew someone else would see it? Or they are the type of person that spelling errors really bother (like me)?

Interesting find - picked these up weeks apart and had them in different stacks.

This list is so flipping crazy. It reads like the diary of a mad crunchy woman. I look at this list and I can envision the frustratingly particular customer it might belong to. The “Just a note...” paper takes it to another level.

Great shorthand on this list. “Tom” is tomato. “Pepp” is pepper.

Fancy paper from THE BOWERY HOTEL.

Is this person looking for “cement chips?”

I’m back, ya dorks.

I like this list because there’s no discrimination about where this shopper gets their protein for their Indian meal.

I admire this person’s handwriting.

So at first I was bamboozled by this one. I had a vision of someone with dissociative identity disorder, switching writing implements as each version gets a say as to what to buy that day.

Then I remembered organized people keep lists on their fridges and write things on them as they run out! And I was mildly disappointed.

There’s a lot to this one. The numbering system that was quickly abandoned. The mysterious number at the top of the list.

This one made me laugh. A one item list! For macaroni salad!