Movie tickets along with popcorn and drinks

A case of bottled water

Motrin PM

Prescriptions, beverages of various kinds, grilled cheese and salad

About $60 worth of organic produce to feed the new toy. And of course me :cheesy:

Did it end up raining?

Gas
Water
Bag of peanuts
Candy bar, half of which Mr. Potato :dog: ate while I was in the convenience store. :badmood:
I told him any illness was on his ass for eating chocolate.

A big baby doll for my client that's in a coma. She told me on Tuesday that she needed a new baby doll.

Black and color ink cartridges

A Lapis Lazuli necklace (I have been wanting to replace the one I lost a long time ago)

Flowers for the flower bed at the front of the house

A/C unit (have not bought it yet, but I am pricing them - need a smaller one for my bedroom)

These were my purchases today as well.

...yogurt cheese, persian cucumbers, garbanzos flour...alkaline water...tahini...

Almond milk
Nectarines
Plums
An oil change

John Frieda Clear Shine Luminous Glaze
Queer as Folk Season 2 on DVD

New glasses!

dog nail clippers heavy duty for extra large dogs

2.5 gallon stainless steel dog pan - for their water

2 dimmer cords and bulbs for my two big salt lamps.

Biodegradable poop bags! I buy a year's worth at a time when I catch them on sale.

Inquiring minds...

I had to look up what a salt lamp was and how cool are these!

However, combined with a pet (the bags); don't they just turn into a giant salt lick for the furry house members?

Remembering my late :cat: and thinking she would have just parked next to it and over time....well..

Well I've had both dogs and the salt lamps for years and not had any problems with the dogs being even remotely interested in the lamps. It may become a problem if I decide to keep cattle or deer as pets. Lol!

Made it to midnight without buying anything.

Check, no indoor ruminants!

They sound pretty interesting, I gotta check into these. :cheesy:

How did I not know there were biodegradable poop bags? I will no longer feel guilty every time I have to use a bag!

I think I will get a crapload of 'em and hand them out to friends who I know use poop bags.

Jesse & Kelt
 

Clay I'm curious, why do you have to keep a saucer under it? I just have mine sitting on a rubbery disc thingamabob to keep it from scratching up the surface it is sitting on. Also nowadays you buy them on Amazon and other online retailers, but I think I did buy mine from a gem shop over 10 years ago and they were much more expensive back then than they are now.

P.S. I just read that humidity will cause them to sweat, unless you just leave them on, then the heat from the bulb will prevent the sweat. That's why I didn't know why the need for the saucer, I only turn mine off when I go to bed and then turn it right back on when I get up in the morning. It never dawned on me about the sweating. Doh!

Originally we didn't use anything under it, BUT seems the humidity is far worse on the Gulf side.

So, one day when I went to dust, there was a "melted crystallized ring" under ours. My honey has some cool purple saucers, it fits perfectly.

We tried a rubber non skid piece of foam BUT it is perforated & the salt lamp melted again, so now we have saucer.

I paid $20 for this one, included light kit & wiring already assembled. Has a slide switch inline, so just turn on & off that way.

Thanks, Jesse!!!

FoodSaver vacuum sealer, used but in great shape for just $5.41 - sales tax included. Cheapest I could find it on ebay was $25.00; Amazon wanted $50.00, so I'm pretty happy about this purchase. It's just a basic model, I didn't want to buy new/sink big money into one with all the bells and whistles until I knew for sure I was really going to like it/use one. What can I say now I'm addicted; I want to vacuum seal everything in sight. Food for the kids, first aid supplies, catnip for Monte the Magnificent... People better watch what they put down because if I run out of stuff of my own I might just start nabbing up theirs to vacuum seal/get my fix. Now I'm off to price FoodSaver bags or similar by the caseload. I think if I buy them in bulk I might be able to get ready made bags for almost as cheap as buying the plastic by the roll and hassling with hacking it up to make my own. I plan to purchases some food items in bulk and when I do I don't want to be standing around fiddling for hours with making up these stupid little bags to put it all in. I mean if I was in prison with nothing but time on my hands, I might agree to slave away making them for 10 cents an hour what for want of canteen money, but for free when I am free? - doubtful.

A GINORMOUS bottle of Dawn dish soap. That is all. I am now ready for teotwayki! :pirate-steer:

Nothing. But I wanted to. I also thought today was Prime Day but I think it was yesterday. I am losing my shopping zing. :|

i went to whole foods for truffle oil and came out with shrimp cocktail and ice cream.

I just bought a client two tacos. Her staff didn't come to work today and she was feeling lonely.

Some plantain chips, an eclair, and half a gallon of milk.

a pack of A-shirts
a pair of knit boxers, got both these at Ross

And a bag of kettle corn at the corner store

dog food and treats for my furbabies. I bought these shark cartlidge thingies but they smelled so bad i couldnt bring myself to hand em out.

Gas for myself and the officer who pulled up behind me along with numerous groceries I am sure I didn't need

cup of coffee
unsweetened iced tea
sandwich
detailing protectant for the vinyl/plastic interior car bits
pack of cheap microfiber towels to apply the protectant
2 light duty 50ft garden hoses

Two books (Paper & Fire and William Shakespeare's The Phantom of Menace: Star Wars Part the First)

Once Upon a Time - Season 2 on blu-ray

A ticket to see Boston in concert on 30 July

I took my sister out for a hot fudge sundae.

food at the market and a coffee

Windshield washer fluid and a kit Kat bar.

Monday evening
 

I got my breath easy snorkel face mask today!!! Excited!