Well this thread certainly took on a life of its own. Who knew? :unsure: Previous thread here. :mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: That is funny Terry == “Soldier's” in your cup :mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: When I was in grade school and visited my grandmother, there was a little ceramic frog glued to the inside bottom of my coffee cup. I was introduced early to coffee. She did put a lot of cream in it though. My mom always said that there are three things you absolutely cannot run out of: coffee, dog food, and toilet paper. Kent — she is right about the coffee and TP — not so sure that includes dog food, I heard it was bread — but here is for the fans of never running out of TP as in our covid days :mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: LOL … we know you don’t own any fur babies, Tammie, cause Dog food and treats are a must … I would buy them over bread to keep my dog alive. My Plan B was take out the Kleenex tissue box. B-) It served until the stores restocked on their toilet paper. They had their restrictions but I eventually built up my supply to the point now … I will never run out again. I think I have enough for about 1 year. I haven’t bought any in a while because the food bank hands out like 2 - 3 rolls per week. Some left behind will soon appreciate what I have stored up. I keep buying paper towels. I go thru those so quickly and I hate storing a lot because they are bulky and take up so much closet space. Here you for space saving storage ideas of all necessary items :calvin All necessary items? There's no yarn in there! That's ok; I put some of mine in empty litter buckets and call them Yarn Buckets. If all of a sudden everyone mysteriously disappeared and archeologists found these houses with huge stocks of TP what conclusions must they come to? 😂🤣
