It turns out there’s a reason they call it the “check out” line. Grocery stores are a hot spot for people checking each other out. This week’s Missed Connections are all about picking up romance somewhere between the produce section and the meat counter. If they reconnect, we hope they’ll cook each other dinner.
indian woman at harris teeter- rockville friday evening – m4w – 33 (rockville) Reply to: pers-1044064942@craigslist.org Date: 2009-02-21, 10:00AM EST
i was in harris teeter on friday evening about 5pm and saw you. You look amazing and passionate. are u interested in getting together? You were smiling at me and i said hello to you. I was in the frozen food section, and you with your balck beautiful hair and amazing smile. i think you picked up some pasta and cereal… hmm, i wait ur reply.
Nothing says passionate like a woman who shops for pasta and cereal.
costco dog friendly – m4w (pentagon city costco) Reply to: pers-1046433391@craigslist.org Date: 2009-02-23, 1:54AM EST
You were the cute girl at the checkout and I was the guy with the dog bed and in need of a baseball cap Sunday midday. You initiated a nice brief chat about finding a dog bed for your dog. I kicked myself later for not being more chatty. Lets continue the chat at the dog park. Only at Costco can you find puppy love in bulk.
Hottie at Harris Teeter this afternoon – w4m – 25 (Crystal City Teeter) Reply to: pers-1050737329@craigslist.org Date: 2009-02-25, 7:48PM EST
I made you move over so I could grab some sandwich meat in front of you. Wish I had taken a little longer to decide what I wanted – you were cute. Coffee sometime?
You made him move over? That’s baloney.
Safeway Express checkout tonight – m4m – 36 (Dupont) Reply to: pers-1047725673@craigslist.org Date: 2009-02-23, 8:24PM EST
Talked with you in express check out at Safeway on 17th Street. Me from Ireland and we shared a laugh about the guy with his pants around his knees. Should have asked you for your number. Fancy a drink?
Wait, why was there a guy with his pants around his knees?
yogurt shopping at whole foods – m4w – 27 (alexandria) Reply to: pers-1047905613@craigslist.org Date: 2009-02-23, 10:51PM EST
to the woman who was clearly upset that they didn’t have all the flavors of her favorite brand of yogurt, thank you. you said it was the best yogurt ever and so i tried the only flavor they had and i must say, i agree. i hope to run into you again sometime. The only thing we want to know is: what kind of yogurt was it?
Jessica Sidman covers the people and trends behind D.C.’s food and drink scene. Before joining Washingtonian in July 2016, she was Food Editor and Young & Hungry columnist at Washington City Paper. She is a Colorado native and University of Pennsylvania grad.
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It turns out there’s a reason they call it the “check out” line. Grocery stores are a hot spot for people checking each other out. This week’s Missed Connections are all about picking up romance somewhere between the produce section and the meat counter. If they reconnect, we hope they’ll cook each other dinner.
indian woman at harris teeter- rockville friday evening – m4w – 33 (rockville)
Reply to: pers-1044064942@craigslist.org
Date: 2009-02-21, 10:00AM EST
i was in harris teeter on friday evening about 5pm and saw you. You look amazing and passionate. are u interested in getting together? You were smiling at me and i said hello to you. I was in the frozen food section, and you with your balck beautiful hair and amazing smile. i think you picked up some pasta and cereal… hmm, i wait ur reply.
Nothing says passionate like a woman who shops for pasta and cereal.
costco dog friendly – m4w (pentagon city costco)
Reply to: pers-1046433391@craigslist.org
Date: 2009-02-23, 1:54AM EST
You were the cute girl at the checkout and I was the guy with the dog bed and in need of a baseball cap Sunday midday. You initiated a nice brief chat about finding a dog bed for your dog. I kicked myself later for not being more chatty. Lets continue the chat at the dog park.
Only at Costco can you find puppy love in bulk.
Hottie at Harris Teeter this afternoon – w4m – 25 (Crystal City Teeter)
Reply to: pers-1050737329@craigslist.org
Date: 2009-02-25, 7:48PM EST
I made you move over so I could grab some sandwich meat in front of you. Wish I had taken a little longer to decide what I wanted – you were cute. Coffee sometime?
You made him move over? That’s baloney.
Safeway Express checkout tonight – m4m – 36 (Dupont)
Reply to: pers-1047725673@craigslist.org
Date: 2009-02-23, 8:24PM EST
Talked with you in express check out at Safeway on 17th Street. Me from Ireland and we shared a laugh about the guy with his pants around his knees. Should have asked you for your number. Fancy a drink?
Wait, why was there a guy with his pants around his knees?
yogurt shopping at whole foods – m4w – 27 (alexandria)
Reply to: pers-1047905613@craigslist.org
Date: 2009-02-23, 10:51PM EST
to the woman who was clearly upset that they didn’t have all the flavors of her favorite brand of yogurt, thank you. you said it was the best yogurt ever and so i tried the only flavor they had and i must say, i agree. i hope to run into you again sometime.
The only thing we want to know is: what kind of yogurt was it?
Jessica Sidman covers the people and trends behind D.C.’s food and drink scene. Before joining Washingtonian in July 2016, she was Food Editor and Young & Hungry columnist at Washington City Paper. She is a Colorado native and University of Pennsylvania grad.
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