I texted Patrick to ask what the items were since I had forgotten the list.
(He loved this)So he wrote;
crackers
paper towels
milk regular
Got it!
Or did I?
crackers equals Saltines
Paper towels equals Bounty full sheets
Milk regular means whole milk.
Or does it?
While I was standing in line I wondered, "Does he mean whole milk (for his coffee) or
1% (our daily drinking milk).
Both are used regularly.
Whole milk is regular milk before it is thinned out for skim and 1 % and so on.
What do you think?
What did my husband mean when he said 'regular'?
Vote in the comments, if you can.
Donna Elsie
I'm going to guess that he meant the 1% for drinking as the regular milk, with the whole milk being a special milk for coffee.
ReplyDeleteDebbie Z.
if it were me, I would mean whole.... I think Patrick meant the regular kind you buy....
ReplyDeleteGuessing 1% ! Also I would have just bought both just in case.
ReplyDeleteDitto ...
DeleteI agree with Cheryl - I think "regular" meant "what you regularly buy". The whole milk is special and probably not bought as often.
ReplyDeleteI would think regular means whole. Regular old milk.
ReplyDeleteRegular, not chocolate? Lol!
ReplyDelete:-)
DeleteI would buy a half gallon of each to be safe. :)
ReplyDeleteI think "regular" means 1% because it's the milk you drink regular-style...all by itself...not mixed with coffee.
ReplyDeleteI buy 1% for drinking and whole milk for coffee too but, if I sent my husband to buy milk, he would buy a gallon of 2% because, for some reason, that's always been what he thinks I buy. You would think that after 20 years he would have it figured it out but, nope. He always comes home with 2%. Derp!
Mine too!
DeleteI would say regular means whole milk, in my house. The other stuff is irregular!
ReplyDeleteWhole milk is regular milk in our house...
ReplyDeleteGuessing he meant 1% as his "normal". Fun game.
ReplyDeleteI think he meant that you should buy both kinds of milk in the regular quantities! A pint of one, two gallons of another!!!
ReplyDeleteBridget in Minnesota
I think he meant 1% :)
ReplyDeleteI think regular means 1%, since you need a fork to drink whole, and that's not normal.
ReplyDelete;)
I'd say regular means the daily drinking stuff. (Patrick should consider half and half for coffee! It's just the best.)
ReplyDeleteI vote with the 1% folks on this one. When we go on vacation my husband has half and half in his coffee. ;-) love and prayers, jep
ReplyDeleteI'm with Emma and others here - I would buy both. In our markets the organic stuff often has a much longer sell by date and really does last longer without going bad, or my mother-in-law says she has good luck shaking up the milk and then freezing it (in case you bought too much). Speaking of old eyes (what? weren't we?) I read Steph's comment above as "you need a fork to drink wine" and I was soooo confused.
ReplyDeleteI vote whole milk.
ReplyDeleteDi
Hmmm, I'm thinking that if you left the list at home, he's reading off the list and you already know what kind of milk you needed to buy because you wrote it on the list.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Tammy ~@~
Tammy, it was a list that HE had written the night before.
DeleteI never know when we are out of milk.
It's my blindspot.
I would think it's the regular milk that you always drink. But then I would buy both so I wouldn't have to go back.
ReplyDeleteI would think regular would be whole, as that is like the "original" or regular and then 1% is the variation. Haha.
ReplyDeleteI was going to go with cow milk, vs goat milk or almond milk...
ReplyDeleteGreat guessing and thinking friends.
ReplyDeleteSo....I texted Patrick from the store and asked what regular was. It was 1% milk.
If he had wanted whole milk, I am sure he would have said whole milk.
But I bought them both.
Ta Da.
Patrick has a big glass of milk with dinner every night.
And then adds more milk to his cup for dessert. Oreos.
Mmmmm ... Oreos. I miss 'em.
DeleteThis was fun :-)
Ah, Oreos ... if God created anything better than Oreos and strawberry shortcake ... He kept it for Himself .....
ReplyDeleteRegular = to drink, not for coffee. (In a man's mind) ;)
ReplyDeleteAha! Mystery solved! And hopefully your memory is better than mine and next time you'll know exactly what to pick up!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Tammy ~@~