Shopping & The Batman

The past two days with Cameron have been a lot of fun. We have spent a lot of time shopping.  Yesterday, we traveled to Silver Springs to check out Broke N Records.  Cameron had gotten several vinyls for Christmas but still had a few that he was looking to add to his collection.  I was happy to tag along as I have always enjoyed searching through the bins at this shop since all of their albums are vintage.  We spent quite a bit of time browsing and both went home with several that we were looking to purchase including and a few that we were surprised to find.  Doug appreciated Bob Dylan's greatest hits from 1967 and Johnny Cash's "I Walk the Line."  Cameron found a Smoky Robinson album that he had been wanting to buy but could never find and one of Stevie Wonder's first albums.  Needless to say, he was thrilled.

After the record store, we headed to The Peacock Cottage.  I didn't need anything in particular but always love looking at all of their unique plants and planters.  Cameron had as much fun as I did sorting through everything and soon, we were heading home with a Sansevieria Cylindrica Braid. It looked fantastic on my plant stand.

While we were out shopping, we also stopped at Belk's, Kohl's and HomeGoods.  Cameron used my Kohls cash to buy some new socks, and I found a set of Christmas sheets with palm trees on them for next year.  It was a lot of fun and I was very glad that we went.

Cameron and I had just enough time after our shopping trips to catch the new movie, The Batman.  Cameron, Cal and Brett had already seen it and thought that I would like it as well.  The movie reminded me a lot of the series Gotham that we watched before Covid, so of course, I loved it.  There is already a series out following the movie's success called The Penguin.  I am looking forward to watching it as well and was extremely thankful for a few relaxing, but fun days in Ocala.