Of Hacienda and Half Price Books

14,296 Days Alive

$18.81 Under Grocery Budget

$5.99 Goblincore Coloring Book Purchased

2 Bottles of Clearly Canadian Purchased for the Nostalgia

1 Coloring Page Started

I bought myself a coloring book today while out with the Queerly Dearlies. $5.99 spent on myself, plus tax. But it made me bust out my colored pencils and a different coloring book.

Because I’m me.

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Prompt Answer: Love About Home

What do you love about where you live?

I like a few things about where I currently live.

It’s two hours or so from my hometown of Chicago. And is about three hours from my Papas’ house in West Chicago, or five hours the other direction to my bestie.

What I love, though, is the flowers that grow in the backyard, the tiger lilies and the teacup sized flowers that I don’t know the name of that grow along the fence running from the house to the derelict garage.

Living with my partner has many lovely moments. When we cook together and he laughs at my little happy dances I do when I get the seasoning right.

The family of bunnies that live in a little warren near the air conditioner in the backyard are adorable. Oh! And I love the massive, golden orb weaver spider that lives in the corner window of the back porch.

I love the cooling weather as we get closer to Mabon/the autumnal equinox.

So, yeah.

Prompt Answer: Overused Word

What is a word you feel that too many people use?

The word I think that is overused by far too many people is “fine”.

We’re not fucking fine. The world is on fire, a fucking villain is running for presidency, COVID is still a thing, and Nazis are on the rise again.

It’s awful.

So. No. We aren’t fine and we should stop saying we are.

Prompt Answer: Most on a Meal

What’s the most money you’ve ever spent on a meal? Was it worth it?

I dropped $180 on my partner and I to go to this amazing place called Seoul Garden. It’s a Korean bbq place in town. We’ve only been there once, but now there’s another, much cheaper, Korean bbq in town.

But yes. It was worth every dime.