Thrift store prowling
Last night I had a dream where I was at a summer camp that was a witches' coven for teenage girls. Another teenage witch bullied me, but after one of the crones threatened to burn her on a stake, she changed her mind. I fell asleep during one ritual, but so did everyone else.
I also had a dream where I studied in my first high school with all my former junior high mates because I didn't have anything else to do during day- time, I wanted to make my parents proud of myself, and because I didn't want to let go of the memories.
Now I know it was only a dream because I don't have many good memories from school.
I got up when my smartphone alarm rang. I took my morning meds and biotin supplement, got dressed, did the minimalist skincare regiment, and made a cup of coffee.
Mirette and I took a bus downtown. My butt fell asleep, and I almost fell asleep too.
It gave us no trouble to find the vintage thrift store. We decided that from now on, every time we go to the bi- monthly discount sale at the thrift store chain, we will visit that shop as well.
We had to wait in a queue, but we didn't have to show our customer cards.
I found some pretty clothes, two vests and also a nice winter coat.
We went over the street to a cafe, where Mirette bought me a salted caramel latte. I promised to pay her back today. I also got to drink the rest of her strawberry- vanilla milkshake because she was full.
We took a tram to another town, and a subway to downtown, and a train to Rige's hometown. We walked over to her apartment, it snowed so much that we both turned into snowwomen.
I had to pop to the local grocery shop to buy a bag of sugar.
Once back, we had coffee and tea. We talked and laughed a lot.
I had to leave earlier because I still had to go visit my parents. I walked to the station and caught a bus to their home, on my way I called my mother and asked her if I can come over. She said I can.
Once at my parents' home, my mother answered the door and dad was also home. We had coffee together.
I put mayonnaise on oat bread, it was so yummy that I almost polished off all of my parents' oat bread but fortunately I could control myself.
Mom gave me 40 euros.
I took a bus back to my hometown, and went to the shopping mall to buy as much oat milk as I could carry. I also bought cherry tomatoes for Mirette, she had asked me to buy them for her.
I went back home.
I put the milk into the fridge, took my evening meds, did the minimalist skincare regiment, and took the laundry downstairs to the drying room and picked up the laundry I had hung there.
I spent some time cutting the cardboard waste into smaller pieces and stuffing the milk cartons inside each other, so they would take less room in the container. I also cut the plastic rings off the milk cartons and put them into the plastic waste bag.
In the evening, I got a sore throat and felt a bit not too frisky. I wondered if it was because I was tired, or because I was falling ill.
After Mirette came home, I took the trash out to recycling. Once back home, I washed the cloth bags where I keep the recyclable waste.
Tomorrow I will wash my hair in the basin and put on conditioner; because I am not doing the 12- step Korean skincare regiment, I won't have a full body shower.
I will go visit my parents, and then I will go shopping.
I have to remember to call Elysion.
I also had a dream where I studied in my first high school with all my former junior high mates because I didn't have anything else to do during day- time, I wanted to make my parents proud of myself, and because I didn't want to let go of the memories.
Now I know it was only a dream because I don't have many good memories from school.
I got up when my smartphone alarm rang. I took my morning meds and biotin supplement, got dressed, did the minimalist skincare regiment, and made a cup of coffee.
Mirette and I took a bus downtown. My butt fell asleep, and I almost fell asleep too.
It gave us no trouble to find the vintage thrift store. We decided that from now on, every time we go to the bi- monthly discount sale at the thrift store chain, we will visit that shop as well.
We had to wait in a queue, but we didn't have to show our customer cards.
I found some pretty clothes, two vests and also a nice winter coat.
We went over the street to a cafe, where Mirette bought me a salted caramel latte. I promised to pay her back today. I also got to drink the rest of her strawberry- vanilla milkshake because she was full.
We took a tram to another town, and a subway to downtown, and a train to Rige's hometown. We walked over to her apartment, it snowed so much that we both turned into snowwomen.
I had to pop to the local grocery shop to buy a bag of sugar.
Once back, we had coffee and tea. We talked and laughed a lot.
I had to leave earlier because I still had to go visit my parents. I walked to the station and caught a bus to their home, on my way I called my mother and asked her if I can come over. She said I can.
Once at my parents' home, my mother answered the door and dad was also home. We had coffee together.
I put mayonnaise on oat bread, it was so yummy that I almost polished off all of my parents' oat bread but fortunately I could control myself.
Mom gave me 40 euros.
I took a bus back to my hometown, and went to the shopping mall to buy as much oat milk as I could carry. I also bought cherry tomatoes for Mirette, she had asked me to buy them for her.
I went back home.
I put the milk into the fridge, took my evening meds, did the minimalist skincare regiment, and took the laundry downstairs to the drying room and picked up the laundry I had hung there.
I spent some time cutting the cardboard waste into smaller pieces and stuffing the milk cartons inside each other, so they would take less room in the container. I also cut the plastic rings off the milk cartons and put them into the plastic waste bag.
In the evening, I got a sore throat and felt a bit not too frisky. I wondered if it was because I was tired, or because I was falling ill.
After Mirette came home, I took the trash out to recycling. Once back home, I washed the cloth bags where I keep the recyclable waste.
Tomorrow I will wash my hair in the basin and put on conditioner; because I am not doing the 12- step Korean skincare regiment, I won't have a full body shower.
I will go visit my parents, and then I will go shopping.
I have to remember to call Elysion.