It’s a gorgeous tuesday in Victoria,
The first video was first sent to me by Mat. He always finds the most clever things online, so I always delight in his links.
Whole Foods holds a special place in my heart (cue the cheesy music here). I was first introduced to Whole Foods in 2007 by two guys I was working with in California. I then spent a large portion of four years working in Death Valley being based out of Boulder City, which happens to have a Whole Foods not more than 15 km away. I used to delight in the huge and exotic salad bar. The endless kinds of organic coffees. The cheese isle and chocolate counter. The huge wine selection. I could spend hours wandering the isles, reading labels, sampling delicious bits of food. I would go before trip for some of food buy, and return after to spend my tip money. On my last trek to Las Vegas I ran from the strip to Town Centre just so I could go to Whole Foods. Whole foods is where I learned about Kale, Kombucha, and La Croix. I also learned here that gluten free cookies can taste good, that a grocery store can make a decent burrito and that one can never have too many Whole Foods reusable bags (I own three, I bought my Mum and sister ones this year too). This video made my laugh because these gentlemen pick out all the hilarious nuances of WF and make it into a delicious parody.
I couldn't get the second video to cue up, but this link should send you to it. In honour of my last Sunday of racing where I was "washing machined" (didn't even know that was a verb) I can't but help think I might get Jon a kayak and a paddle, and hope he is up for rowing around Thetis Lake, hitting me with the paddle, so that I will be better prepared next time!
I’m familiar with my washing machine but not ‘washing machined’… do tell?
AND I love my WF bag!
Thanks for it :>
“Yeah, Im about to check out pay my eighty bucks and get the heck out” hahaha
J and I would often go to whole foods to get G-Free items for meal ideas while traveling in the states.
This video is a perfect summation of the nuances of WF.
Miss you a lot. I hope Jon is ready for the next race. Give him a good paddle for us.
Mat