Things that are difficult to find these days include
- civility
- agreement,
- hope,
- peace of mind, and
- this popcorn that my husband Michael really likes.
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Michael thinks that the universe keeps tabs on things he enjoys (like Ben and Jerry Banana Split ice cream) and makes them difficult to find.
Because that popcorn is so difficult to find and I had never tasted it before it disappeared from stores, I ordered it online for way too much money. That difficult-to-find item arrived yesterday with this warning:
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Before I opened the package, it was difficult for me to find any memory of having ordered anything that needed to be handled with care.
Luckily, I’m not loving that popcorn so much that I’ll be sad that it is so difficult to find.
Do you see other things that are difficult to find in my images for today?
And the Daily Bitch know that functional families can be difficult to find.
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Here’s what I find when I search for “difficult to find” on YouTube.
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Thanks to all who are here for this difficult to find blog post, including YOU!
OMG, whoever said they can’t find a well-loved soup anymore. I used to LOVE a cream of potato soup, which I can’t find anymore. Actually, I haven’t looked for it for awhile now, since I realized that cream soups were one of my downfalls after quitting smoking – the weight gain, you know. Maybe it’s on the shelf in Wisconsin? I dunno. Haven’t looked. Hope I don’t remember to. But on a cold winter’s night … I think it had bacon bits.
Wonderful memories, Barbara.
Where I am now it’s hard to find sushi. It’s not just something I miss. Every September I mark the anniversary of beating cancer with crab sushi.
Somehow this year it will mean even more when I have to go farther to find it.
That’s wonderful, Chris.
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I want to find good brick and mortar stores, Ann.
I hear you, my good friend.