Get One Free

Fred Meyer at 8:30am on a Saturday is nice. There is no one there. At all.
Okay, just a handful.

My project group decided to meet and have breakfast. I learned that one of the member's loves to cook breakfast and is a great host. He made sourdough pancakes. From scratch. They were awesome.
We chilled out at his apartment for a couple hours working on the project. I'm not mentioning how the project is going, but then all of the group left. I just sat there mooching his internet for another couple of hours. Pretty chill day.

He's Normal...

Back up: I said that I'd get pictures of the snow and my pumpkin. I now have both, just without a lit pumpkin. I'm thinking about buying those bags of 100 tea candles and lighting one and letting it burn out each night.

The evening: I got home from church, and I wanted egg nog. I saw some in Fred Meyer in the morning. So Steven and I set out. I got my egg nog and was in a very cheery mood. I made an employee chuckle. Then I saw the most dangerous of all shopping words, "Buy One Get One Free"

The banner is proof that I either haven't, or will never have to grow up. In that picture, the third from the left is new, skip one, the next two are new, skip one, the next two are new, skip one, the last is new. My children are going to have a great inheritance of hot wheels and legos.
I'd like to bring attention to a progression of three, though. The skylines. I found the blue one (R34) a while ago, but when I was digging through the bin, I saw the 2000 GT-X. Right before I left, I walked around the bin then saw the R32 and had to have it. (Come on, I spent $3.27 and got 6 cars)