Last Thing You Bought?

Back from Costco. Got a 25 lb bag of Jasmine rice, and these two were on sale
Had a snack of samples- two deglet noir dates, and a fig bar.
The pumpkin seeds are5.99, and coffee 13.49 for 2.5 lbs. It's really good! (and has a ziploc I cut :fp:)
 

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I got another pair of Skechers. I hadn't been to the Skechers store in a long time so today I went. I always go to the clearance section first and today I found some navy blue slip ins that are waterproof and vegan on sale reduced from $99 to $60. Made my day!
Nice! Are they memory foam? Last time I tried them on they were all memory foam, which is NOT for me

I got some barefoot shoes with the toe formed toe, good width, and zero drop thin sole. I really like them, but wish they were waterprood.
I had some hi tops that were oil cloth. I loved that material, but never see it now
 
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They are "air cooled memory foam" which I have no issue with memory foam. Sometimes I add a Dr. Scholl's for more cushioning if needed. The other slip ins I got at TJ Maxx are memory foam also and I haven't had to add another insole to them.
 
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I popped into the city centre for a couple of hours. I de stringed 2 pidges and then went to M&S and Waitrose. This is my haul which includes artisan style cheeze which had a 20% discount.
I also bought a gorgeous pair of silver tone earrings for a £1 at à charity shop.
 
I'm about to buy a portable monitor for working on the go. I have an ongoing project with my old boss, and I may need to take the work setup when I go to Arizona for a celebration of life for my cousin, who passed a month or so ago from ALS. :( He was 83, but man, he was the life of the party. I miss him.
 
A local fair had a vegan corn dog stand. The traffic remained fairly steady, though it in no way competed with the "non-vegan" version.

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It might not be the very last thing I bought, but it was more interesting than dental floss and toilet paper.
 
I'm about to buy a portable monitor for working on the go. I have an ongoing project with my old boss, and I may need to take the work setup when I go to Arizona for a celebration of life for my cousin, who passed a month or so ago from ALS. :( He was 83, but man, he was the life of the party. I miss him.
If I haven't already said it, sorry for your loss. I don't remember if you mentioned his passing previously. ❤️‍🩹
 
A local fair had a vegan corn dog stand. The traffic remained fairly steady, though it in no way competed with the "non-vegan" version.

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It might not be the very last thing I bought, but it was more interesting than dental floss and toilet paper.
It’s funny that I spent the first 30 years of my life in the USA and I have Never had a Corn Dog! But, there are Many typically American foods that I have Never eaten!!
 
It’s funny that I spent the first 30 years of my life in the USA and I have Never had a Corn Dog! But, there are Many typically American foods that I have Never eaten!!
The first time I had a corn dog was a few years ago...and it was a Morningstar corn dog. I never had a Omni version. I always assumed because it was a regional thing. I would associate corn dogs with the south, regardless if that was accurate or not. I just never came across them in the NE, not even at carnivals or fairs.
 
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I'm about to buy a portable monitor for working on the go. I have an ongoing project with my old boss, and I may need to take the work setup when I go to Arizona for a celebration of life for my cousin, who passed a month or so ago from ALS. :( He was 83, but man, he was the life of the party. I miss him.
I'm sorry about your loss. I'm not that close to any of my cousins. I think I should do something about that; they and I don't dislike each other- we're just not close. Now that I'm thinking about it... I don't think my parents were close to THEIR cousins. They have them, but I can't recall meeting most of them or even hearing anything about them. One of my cousins (on my mother's side- her niece, of course) was doing some genealogy for the family, and told me we have a lot of family in Pennsylvania. That's right next to our state, so it's not as if we never met up because they were living on the West Coast or in the Deep South.
 
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I'm sorry about your loss. I'm not that close to any of my cousins. I think I should do something about that; they and I don't dislike each other- we're just not close. Now that I'm thinking about it... I don't think my parents were close to THEIR cousins. They have them, but I can't recall meeting most of them or even hearing anything about them. One of my cousins (on my mother's side- her niece, of course) was doing some genealogy for the family, and told me we have a lot of family in Pennsylvania. That's right next to our state, so it's not as if we never met up because they were living on the West Coast or in the Deep South.
Thank you! <3
I'm not close to all of my cousins, but I do have a few favorites (he was one of them), and most of us keep in contact. We have a cousins phone chat for any news, plans, etc. :)

Last thing I bought: some Big Twist yarn from Michaels, which was having a decent sale of 30% off on all yarn. I got a gray/blue color for a sweater/wrap I want to make.
 
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