Store closing

bad for them but good for me in the short term. I ran over to Scrubs Pro as they're closing (which does suck) and apparently they moved in a bunch of stuff since when I was there at Christmas, they had very very little plus sized. Now they had tons of 5X (which is way too big for me) so I got 3 pairs of scrub pants and three shirts all for under 80$ (which given most are 30 dollars a piece this is doing well) The shirts are 1 -2 sizes too big but it's that clingy material so that's fine. the cotton ones I prefer were running small. I got one with hearts with dogs in them, Beauty and the Beast and Chip n' Dale. I'll take pictures.

I struck out at finding shoes though.

Also thanks to Evil Little Dog who got me cool stones like the sardonyx obelisk (must wrestle that back off mom who scampered off with it), tea, coloring books and cute kitty thing.

I bought myself a cream puff because I didn't get a pie/cake for my birthday...they forgot.


I couldn't get my stuff together so let's do music monday one day late The Alphabet theme with sharing songs that begin with a certain letter. Feel free to chime in with your favorite song(s) that follow the weekly letter. Hit me with your faves. This week's letter is H

( Yes the Beatles had plenty of H ones but I didn't share any )

And can I tag on a fannish 50 thing here? This is not okay The link hits back on something I mentioned several months ago: Fans leveling threats against actors portraying villains. That time I mentioned Laura Bailey getting death threats for herself and her newborn. It seems this crap isn't going away and is getting worse. I'm not sure where the disconnect is happening. Yeah we have AI deep fakes etc but if you're playing a video game, watching tv/movies is it that hard to tell fiction from reality?

Back in the day you heard of a few disturbed individuals acting out things they see in fiction but now it seems to be so commonplace that actors are getting threats in their social media that they keep having to go out there and explain it's just a role, just a show. I find this both horrific and fascinating (one of those things that would probably make a good psychology phd thesis)