Store Bought

Cases of bottled water are bought from the grocery store, while breads are stuffed into sacks, to be baked at home no more. Plastic jugs of preserved milk lay upon shelves for days; cartons of chicken eggs await a human's cooking ways. The choices of various cheeses confuse a mortal's busy mind; cans of delicious treasures are a stomach's priceless find. A variety of society's foods tempt the taste buds of the mouth. When store bought foods rush in, home cooking seems to go south.