Ha. I’ve done the same thing, Joanne. I’ve also abandoned my cart to just quickly grab the one thing I need on an opposite aisle if no one else is on that aisle anyway. Then go back to my cart. We understand the purpose behind the rules and we’re still accomplishing the goal, right? 🙂

I’m not very good on my own either. Today I was shopping at Kroger’s but they had no arrows so it was up to every man to guide his own steps. 🙂

That makes me feel much better, Lauren! 🙂 I had heard my daughter talk about the signs earlier at a different Walmart, but for some reason I didn’t even think about looking down until I was halfway through shopping.

I guess that proves we need to have grace with others when they’re going the wrong way too. 🙂

Lol. Yes, that, too, Linda! 🙂 We live on a county line. On one side, I see very few people wearing masks at the grocery stores. On the other side, most everyone wear masks while out. It’s crazy the difference (and sad).

And I did the same thing as you the first time I went grocery shopping in a store with arrows. Oops!

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