Happy Stuffs

[ryanreacts]

• PAYCHECK
• Went to the library and picked up The Authoritative Calvin and Hobbes, The Variants: A Jessica Jones Mystery (written by Gail Simone!) (with art by Phil Noto!), and Ariel and the Curse of the Sea Witches
• Bought two vapes and two bags of gummies
• Ordered a clip-on flashlight to wear at work, which will allegedly be delivered before I leave for work, so I can pick it up on my way to the trolley
• Planning to order some sort of toy(s) as soon as I clock out tomorrow. Only the second time, but I really love this new end-of-week tradition!
• Seriously contemplating a bit of Del Taco this weekend. I haven't had their Queso Loaded Fries in over two months. Plus I also love their burritos, of course. And the menu probably has something new that sounds interesting . . .
• Or I could go to Five Guys. Weekend before last was the first time I've gone there in I don't even know how long, probably at least a decade, and it was the best burger I've had in years. (Not that I eat burgers super often, though. And when I do they're usually Jack in the Box. But still.) Although, actually, if I do go back, another burger is almost not a necessity, because I really just want fries.
• Del Taco's fries (Queso Loaded or not) are crinkle cut, though. They're REALLY good.

And now I must take a moment to gush about television.

Last night I opened Netflix intending to watch Gilmore Girls while I ate, and then lower the volume and continue to not-watch it while I read comics. None of that happened, because I was distracted by Glamorous, a new show starring Kim Catrall as a former supermodel and current CEO of a makeup company that she started by herself. The main character is Marco, an effeminate genderfucky twink who is obsessed with makeup. The core cast includes no less than three super cute gay men who have romantic and slash or sexual tension with Marco, plus two Black women with adorable tension. The outfits and rich people offices and their office drama remind me of Ugly Betty.

So yeah, I couldn't help but watch the first four episodes. There are only ten episodes total, so I'm not exactly in a hurry to watch another four tonight, but I can already tell this is a thing I will watch over and over and over. I won't hold my breath for this, but would appreciate it if Netflix could give them at least two more ten-episode seasons. Please?