>  I just wanted to say that I have been searching for months for a
>  simple web-based program (so I can share it with my husband and kids
>  during the day) to use as an ongoing grocery list.  For my family of
>  6, I HAVE to have a way to easily add items, and then just as easily
>  get rid of them, as well as access them from my iPhone while at the
>  grocery store.  I tried RTM, but it's way too high-maintenance for my
>  needs.  Also, I have to click more than once to cross an item off my
>  list.  That was the main problem with most of the programs I tried
>  (and I have tried no less than a dozen).  I wanted something that was
>  as simple as crossing an item off a written grocery list with a pen.
>  Having made a simple grocery list on SimpleGTD and pulled it up on my
>  iPhone, I have to say that I LOVE it.  I think I have finally found
>  what I'm looking for!  I tried the mobile link (simplegtd.com/mob) but
>  I like the regular link better on my iPhone, because I can have all of
>  my lists displayed at once.  I have currently set contexts for
>  different product categories (Meat/Produce/Baked Goods/Dairy, etc.)
>  which makes it VERY easy to see, at a glance, where I am with my
>  shopping.  I believe it will also cut down on zig zagging across the
>  grocery store several times because I've realized that I forgot an
>  item that was written at the bottom of my list.  Using my iPhone to
>  add items to the list while at the grocery store is a breeze.  I don't
>  really need the ability to e-mail an item to my list, because if I can
>  e-mail, I can just as easily visit the website and add it to the
>  list.  I also don't really need to be able to text items to my list,
>  for the same reason.  Nor do I need a way to e-mail the list to
>  myself.  I shouldn't normally need to print the list, but my husband
>  might (should he decide to be sweet and go to the store for me) and
>  the printed page is WONDERFUL, particularly separated by product
>  category.  Nicely done!  What would also be nice would be an RSS feed
>  so that I can add my list to my iGoogle home page.  Then it would be
>  even easier to get to.  Also, add my vote for having recurring items.
>  Like adding milk to the list every 5 days, etc.  With those changes, I
>  would have to say that I would call it the PERFECT online grocery list
>  application (for me, anyway!)  Keep up the great work.  I'm glad to
>  see discussions are active.