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‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ recap

A quick rundown of the JKL experience…


Watch Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, July 1

Not much else to say besides, “HOLY COW.”


The Curators

Coming soon to theaters? Maybe not, but it’s double awesome nonetheless.



The Wall Street Journal: Want to Save? Put It on the List

The Ultimatest Grocery List, a downloadable PDF shopping list that I made for the book and have available at grocerylists.org, made it into the sidebar on this Wall Street Journal story about the economy and making lists: You know times are hard when the shopping list makes a comeback. As the recession takes hold, consumers [...]


The GLC on The VSL

Cool. We got a little mention on the very awesome Very Short List!


Me on KMOX again!

Hey St. Louis and the rest of the Midwest — I’ll be interviewed on KMOX Radio (AM 1120) today, July 27, around 8:45 a.m. I’ll be on with Debbie Monterrey and Dan Grey on the Total Information AM Show, talking about Milk Eggs Vodka, of course.


Grocery lists in Advertising Age

Check out this excellent column in this week’s Advertising Age: Paper Trail: What Grocery Lists Reveal About Shoppers by Lenore Skenazy. It’s all about my new book, “Milk Eggs Vodka,” and this little web site right here.


Hello Tampa!

Jeff Houck of the Tampa Tribune wrote a great article about me and my new grocery lists book. Check it out: Making A List, Checking It Twice. Awesome. You can see the actual front page of the food section here at my Milk Eggs Vodka blog.


Interview with Grocery List Collector Bill Keaggy

Hey everyone! Marty over at Ephemera, a site about “exploring the world of old paper,” interviewed me about found grocery lists and my upcoming book, Milk Eggs Vodka. You can read the interview here.


Why the hell not?

Hello friends of Dave Barry! Glad to have you, take a look around.


Finders keepers, losers weepers?

The GLC got a very quick mention in the Boston Globe last week: “Finders keepers, losers weepers? Not any more — Web’s lost and found has broad sweep, local appeal.”


And ye shall know us by the lists we make

“A crop of Web sites allows people to create and share lists on everything from a baby’s nap schedule to an action-figure collection. Following are five sites that aim to help people get organized.” This article also mentions a couple list-related books that are in the works, including mine!


MAKING LISTS

The Kansas City Star writes about lists, and mentions my upcoming book: “A range of companies, including Amazon.com, book publishers, stationery makers and Internet sites, are pushing new products aimed at the growing appetite for list-making. In the next year publishing houses will roll out at least eight books of lists. One will feature images [...]


Number 1 among the plethora of lists?

“Want to put together an insider’s rating for refrigerator magnets? It’s been done. Hope to assemble the all-time most intriguing items that ever appeared on a grocery list? That’s been done, too. In fact, it’s a 240-page book. ‘Milk Eggs Vodka,’ by Bill Keaggy will be published by HOW Books in a few months, based [...]


The Way We List Now

Hey, today’s Wall Street Journal has a great article about lists and mentions my upcoming book in the sidebar: “After finding a discarded grocery list outside a supermarket 10 years ago, St. Louis-based photographer Bill Keaggy began a collection, and he now has more than 1,000. His book is divided into chapters, like lists that [...]


This site: Inspiring or insipid?

Option A: Inspired, at CRUMLEYdotORG: “The day we left for Mississippi I received a gift I had purchased for myself: No One Cares What You Had for Lunch: 100 Ideas for Your Blog. My book is even autographed by Miss Maggie herself. This is a variation on number 44: Take Inventory. In the suggestion she [...]


Hilarious…

We got yet another link on MetaFilter.


GLC on CBC Radio 3 (again)

Thanks for the link, CBC Radio 3!


Yayhoo for Yahoo 9!

Welcome Yahoo! TV viewers who saw the GLC on The 9 for Thursday July 13th! If you’ve found any grocery lists on your trips to the market, scan them send them my way. Or just send me yours. You could end up in my new book: “Milk, Eggs, Vodka: The Lost Grocery Lists of America.” [...]






About grocerylists.org

Milk Eggs Vodka: Grocery Lists Lost and FoundThis is the world's largest online collection of found grocery lists. In fact, we wrote the book on found grocery lists. Why? Other peoples' grocery lists are fascinating. Plus, the internet is a great place to do  stupid  interesting things. So far 2,000 funny, crazy, weird, sad and/or mundane discarded scraps of paper have been posted. But it's not all useless stuff -- we also link to useful and interesting articles about food, shopping, lists and more, as well as provide a pretty awesome downloadable PDF grocery list for free. Subscribe via RSS ».

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List #2201: If I didn't know any better I'd think this list was made by one of my kids. Specifically, the girl. See more great lists in our collection of Top 10 lists.

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