This parallels my shopping, which has evolved from mostly brick-and-mortar to well over half online.
I still scrawl gift ideas on slips of paper which I then tuck into my purse. And I still like to go shopping, to physically enter a store, even if I have to wait a few minutes in line or spend more time than I'd like looking for a price tag.
It's part of the eternal give-and-take of hunting and gathering, a proclivity that I'm convinced is buried deep somewhere in our DNA.
(Not a shopping list, but a shopping district ... this one in Lexington, Kentucky.)