Anyway, I'd already been to subway and gotten a bag with Mabel on it, which I put art supplies into later (just like my vanellope von shweetz bag). They aren't actually too handy for lunches because they look like little purses (but I won't get into gender stereotypes here). But upon further internet research I discovered that the 'boy' bags, at least for the Gravity Falls theme, were legit lunch bags that folded over on top to close and had one handle and all that. Sooo I hoped that there were some left.
This is turning into a long story so long story short, I worried they might be out, then it looked like they were, but I asked if there were more, and the only gravity falls ones they had left were the very one I wanted. So without further ado, my new lunchbag:
I also discovered that there's a little goodwill hidden back there in the area and I had lots of free time before work, so I thought I'd look around.
Turns out that this particular goodwill had more things I like than any other goodwill I've gone to. I went into the trying-clothes-on-stall (I want to call it a dressing room but I feel like I'm forgetting the proper name?????) with at least seven things on my arm and saw another amazing skirt on the way.
So I tried 'em on and as expected most of them didn't really work but about five did.
I decided I didn't need a plain brown cardigan and eventually decided I didn't need a stripey one either. However, I did get these three items:
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I tried on this shirt and felt like this: YESSSSS. It's large and thin but not see through, plus it's stripey. It felt so good to wear it. |
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