Potatoes in Disguise...

[etakyma]

I went out shopping yesterday and wandered into a toy store having a huge sale. I was thinking of something small and fun for my nieces when I came across this:

Mister Potato Head Transformers: Optimash Prime.

For those Spiderman fans among us, there is also Mr. Potato Head Spider Spud.

I don't think either of my nieces would appreciate them.

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Tea

[enname.livejournal.com]

As to be utterly off topic, and to just pop by without a single warning ...

I just wanted to say thank you for the tea. It arrived (through customs!) safely yesterday. With excellent timing on its behalf, as I had had a very bad and long day. Walking to find that there was chai waiting for me made it almost worthwhile. So, thank you.

:)

Re: Tea

[enname.livejournal.com]

That should perhaps read 'walking in', rather than just random walking.

Re: Tea

[etakyma.livejournal.com]

Yay TEA! I am so glad it got there safely. As a "letter" (albeit a rather heavy, bulky one - but not so heavy or bulky that it needed more than a regular US first class stamp to overseas) I was hoping customs would leave it unmolested. And quick! It was delivered in about a week - not too shabby, Postal Services - US and Australian!

I love chai tea with a happy, obsessive love. I am glad it was a good pick-me-up for a not-so-good-day.

♥

Re: Tea

[enname.livejournal.com]

Mmm, I share house with an Indian who when she is around is always willing to make chai from scratch. Sometimes though, as she rather foolishly has a life *gasp* I am left scrapping around on my own to have chai. I got to have chai!

Ah, tea. 'Tis a very, very good thing.

Mightily fast for the US postal service. Australian, as long as customs don't get wind of it, is fairly quick but I've had trouble with things being lost .... so shhh. Let's be quiet and not wake the beasties. :P