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oh my one real icelandic triumph
Jan. 7th, 2020 01:16 pmvia https://ift.tt/2sU5qFi
I hadn’t actually researched anything about it but as I was doing my final round of packing I looked at my personal item carry-on purse, and looked at the pile of reusable grocery bags on the table, and said I got a feeling, hm, and sure enough. I took one of the lightweight nylon ones that can roll up into itself, and threw it into my purse.
Every time I made a purchase, the clerk would sort of brace herself and say “do you want to buy a bag we’re not allowed to give them away,” and I would haul this ratty-ass ACLU-fundraiser ten-year-old nylon bag that I literally found in a box at the farm probably out of my purse and smile and say “Oh, no thanks, I’m good!”
So I did feel like I was on the ball, there.
I thought NYS outlawed plastic bags as of now but we might still have a couple of months.
I hadn’t actually researched anything about it but as I was doing my final round of packing I looked at my personal item carry-on purse, and looked at the pile of reusable grocery bags on the table, and said I got a feeling, hm, and sure enough. I took one of the lightweight nylon ones that can roll up into itself, and threw it into my purse.
Every time I made a purchase, the clerk would sort of brace herself and say “do you want to buy a bag we’re not allowed to give them away,” and I would haul this ratty-ass ACLU-fundraiser ten-year-old nylon bag that I literally found in a box at the farm probably out of my purse and smile and say “Oh, no thanks, I’m good!”
So I did feel like I was on the ball, there.
I thought NYS outlawed plastic bags as of now but we might still have a couple of months.
