Grocery Store Snob?

Sometime in the last few months I've become a food snob. Possible causes?

• 9 days in Colorado (people are more wholesome and don't require fast food)
  
• Living with Margot for most of that time (she loves to cook and hide healthy stuff in tasty food)
  
• Losing 20 pounds post-op and wanting to lose more (and be healthy and keep it off)
  
• Watching Rachel Ray when I wasn't working from home (she makes cooking fun)
  
• Watching Jon & Kate +8 (the woman makes a point to buy organic food for 10 people!)
• Taking a Nutrition class (and having to write a report on Eating for Life)
• Brain Surgery (when in doubt, it's always a great excuse!)
  

Since we moved in June, I've struggled to find a grocery store that I liked. I've ended up going to various stores for various different things. I've avoided the Vons by my gym because I have always perceived Vons as being too expensive. Tonight the hubby and I went there because I figured it was worth trying as we only needed a few things.

I was sold from the minute I walked in. It had a Trader Joes/Henry's sort of feel and had organic/healthy choices for just about everything! I got a ton of food and didn't end up spending much more than I normally would have. Bonus - their soups looked and smelled tasty and they have a handy floral/gift shop type corner - oh and they have a Panda Express inside which is the hubby's favorite fast food choice.

I'm going to see if the hubby can detect the organic/healthy ingredients in the dinners I'll be making and see if he likes them. (He was unable to detect the wheat pasta that I used last week - score 1 for the wife). I'm also going to play a little game called Mind over Matter and see if I can convince myself that I like vegetables. Wish me luck!