Pheasant

I decided to get out of the house (finally) and headed up to the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua, NH around 2:00 pm. It was a nice ride, no traffic, and I had "Spooky" by Lush playing on my cd player. First, it was off to the local Barnes & Noble, to use up the last $12 or so on two gift cards. I came away with "Leviathan Falls" by James S. A. Corey (the final novel in the 'Expanse' series) and "You" by Caroline Kepnes (the source material for the fantastic Lifetime/Netflix series I've been bingeing lately).

Once I got to the mall I hit the Newbury Comics. It's been ages since I was inside one of these cool stores. I wandered around amidst the toys, collectibles, vinyl music, mugs, stickers, tees, and oh yes, comics. I didn't buy anything, but it was a fun half hour.

Then in quick succession I went to:

• Starbucks for a bag of Siren's Blend beans.
• Vans to use points (they had nothing eligible in stock, but gave me a free pin anyway!), and buy a random pair of socks.
• Auntie Anne's for a couple of pretzels for the ride home, since I hadn't eaten lunch. SO good!

There was little traffic on the way home, too. What a nice way to spend a few hours out of the house...

Denim Days

Last week I ordered 2 pairs of buttonflies and a ¾ tee, all on sale. I saved $80! And now I have new jeans, unspoiled by my last job's wear and tear. The shirt was less than ten bucks, which is amazing...

Day Brighteners

I am not a fan of the expression 'retail therapy'. However, sometimes buying a few little things can do wonders for a general mood. 

Today my orders from Life is Good and Amazon arrived.

I got a new tee shirt (see image) from the former, and some much-needed green Pigma Micron pens, and an Alan Dean Foster novel, "Quofum", that I'd never read, from the latter. Sweet! Grand total: $35.