Wednesday, June 29, 2005

Woodmans

Woodman's is a grocery store that got started in Wisconsin and is now reaching south to duke it out with Jewel, Dominicks, Meijer, SuperTarget, SuperWalmart, Aldi, Trader Joe's, etc., etc., etc. I got to visit one in Janesville, WI a few weekends ago and it was spectacular, so I'm actually glad they're building nearby. I was concerned about being cut off from civilization in Sugar Grove, but I guess the 'burbs are coming to us. Joy!

It's too bad you can't stop capitalism. I'd like the Lowe's and the Woodman's to be build (and maybe a good restaurant or two) and then that would be the end of it. Maybe a few more houses, but that's it. I'd prefer Sugar Grove to remain quaint. The sign that this dream was already squashed was this vehicle in a driveway at the end of our block.

Posted by Chris B. at 9:27 AM

2 comments:

Kim,  3:52 PM  

Thanks for letting me have the Scribe template ALL FOR ME, Chris B--you rule. Didn't mean to horn in on your template. Ya know, I tried screwing around with HTML to change the color--got frustrated. Gotta go back and do that sometime... I see DUSKY ROSE.
KakaMak

Chris B.,  9:51 AM  

I was lukewarm on that template, anyhow. Who am I kidding - it's the best one!!

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