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| Awesome ring holder I found on sale at Urban Outfitters plus awesome soon-to-be-hair-accessory bird from Goodwill is... |
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| ... way better than the creepy overloaded hand ring holder my ex-boyfriend's grandmother gave me. |
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| This nice Clown School-educated balloon man had never made a lobster before, so I set the task to him. |
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| The finished product was this adorable, legless Zoidberg-esque creation. D'aww. |
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| What a badass. |
The Street
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| This place is a trendy Korean boba, smoothie, shaved ice, juice and milk tea bar that also serves other tasty miscellany on Southern and Dobson. |
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| (obligatory dramatic pose) |
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| This is one of those places that lets everyone write and draw on the walls, but instead of just the bathroom or hallway, it's the whole restaurant. |
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| We like cephalopods. |
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| I was massively entertained by the fact that this robot doodle shirt I got him for $2 at Goodwill allowed him to blend in with the walls like a chameleon or rebel guerilla in the forest. |
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| Whale plus Helper |
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We got the "mini" (it must weigh a pound) size Diamond Ice, a summer specialty, for $4.50 (guy with the Justin Beiber haircut not included). It was red bean, mochi, cantaloupe, honeydew, pineapple, mango, strawberries, creamy stuff and a cherry over creamy shaved ice. They also charge $3.50 for Thai tea, so we stuck with our original plan before happening upon this little gem and got it from Szechuan Express in the same plaza for $1.50.
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| Finally, my weekend also included a successful trip to 99 Cents Only that procured these wheat-free items, mini roses and Wall-E socks. Satisfaction. |
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