Score!

[yendi]

While Miss Kid was at Girl Scouts today, we grabbed breakfast at Crescent Moon (mmm, griddle grits), and then went into the mall to walk off the meal. shadesong found some sneakers at an Athlete's Foot that was going out of business for $18, and I found Kim Possible nesting dolls and PVC figures on clearance at the Disney Store (shadesong: Elayna might like the PVCs, but I don't know about the nesting dolls." Me: "These aren't for Elayna." I mean, I was watching the show first, dammit.).

Then we stopped at EB on the way out. Sitting there on the shelf was a used copy of Star Trek: TNG Season 1 for $35! Considering how prohibitively expensive the TNG sets are (I've ranted before about how the Trek, X-Files, and HBO shows need to take a lesson from Whedon and co and actually price their sets at a level that normal humans can afford), this was the score of the day. Wonder what the odds of us finding the other six seasons at that price are. :-)

Comments

[demetria23.livejournal.com]

Weird. I ate at Crescent Moon today too, for the first time in more than a year.

[yendi]

When were you there? Or were you at the Decatur one?

[lordrexfear.livejournal.com]

What's the order of character's in those Nesting dolls?

[yendi]

From largest to smallest:

Cheeleader Kim, Spy Kim, Ron, and Rufus.

[twisted-willow.livejournal.com]

Can somebody tell me what the hell are Grits? You see / read about americans eating them all the time - and I'm fairly certain they're not eating what "grit" is in England (i.e. rough pebbly dirt on the road).

[yendi]

http://www.romwell.com/cookbook/Glossary/glossary.htm#G

Basically, a corn-based breakfast food. It's essentially the flip side of polenta.

The griddle grits I ate were regular grits mixes with onions, spices, and cheese, and grilled up on the griddle.