

In my defense, I haven't worn a pair of wedges for over 2 years. I didn't bring any from Argentina because they were all shabby and not worth stuffing into my suitcase. As for the satchel, I got it with the hope it'll match my new lipstick.

Coming back to grocery shopping, whenever I'm at the store I have my cell phone camera ready to go because I know I'll find something amusing to snap. Do you want to see some of my latest photos?
Chocolate cupcake mix in a jar!!! Who on Earth would think of a jar as a marketable container for cupcake mix?! It looks like a bottle of fabric softener! Something that also looks very unappealing to me is green tea sold in cans :/.
And white rice in the frozen section? Isn't that funny, too?
You can find containers for practically anything here. I'm not sure I'd buy one for a single cupcake, but they do look cute.
Here's something I'll definitely buy one day: colorful ice cream cups :p.
I'm impressed by the broad variety of products there are. Marshmallow vodka does not sound very appealing, though.
Unlike Argentina, people here peel corn off before buying it.
I kind of want one of these cute watermelon knives.
America is all about themes and seasons. If you like say, Hello Kitty, you can stuff your house with Hello Kitty trinkets, clothes, games and even food. Fall, for instance, is all about pumpkin spiced food, everything orange and spooky because of Halloween and Christmas ... I think mentioning that there's something called Christmas in July says how big this holiday in this country.
Home Depot is another place I really enjoy going to. There's a section where they customize your keys to the color and topic of your choice.
There's a place where you can test spray paint ...
And they sell 3-day survival kits! I had certainly never seen anything like this anywhere else.
What things caught your eye while in a foreign country?
What things from your home country do you think would amuse nonnatives?
Have a great week, everyone! ;D
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