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I already spend too much money online-shopping as is, especially for books and games, and when I have a doctor's appointment and I'm a bit early or I have to get a parcel from the post office, I just always find something to buy near there.
Today was the day I finally sent out the Bavarian Care Package I auctioned off on Live Long and Marry and while waiting for the Post Office to open after their lunch break, I saw that the annual children's flea market in the street before the post office was on. Since I had time to spend I walked the stalls and sure enough a few pupils from my school had stalls with their parents.
I even found a really cute box with crosspoint needle work which I put into my Bavarian Care Package at the post office later.
But that's not why I'm writing this post. A pupil at my school was selling his Nintendo Gamecube, having gotten himself an Xbox 360, and I've been wanting to play Tales of Symphonia for ages... remember, I'm the person who bought the Dreamcast when SEGA had already announced its discontinuation because of the Japanese Sakura Taisen series, as well as Skies of Arcadia and Grandia II (which I now also own for PS 2). Tales of Symphonia is out on PS 2, but only in Japan! So I bought it with a memory card for € 30.
And then went home and bought Tales of Symphonia and Skies of Arcadia Legends (it never came out for PS 2) for € 60.
*sigh, happy sigh, but sigh*
Today was the day I finally sent out the Bavarian Care Package I auctioned off on Live Long and Marry and while waiting for the Post Office to open after their lunch break, I saw that the annual children's flea market in the street before the post office was on. Since I had time to spend I walked the stalls and sure enough a few pupils from my school had stalls with their parents.
I even found a really cute box with crosspoint needle work which I put into my Bavarian Care Package at the post office later.
But that's not why I'm writing this post. A pupil at my school was selling his Nintendo Gamecube, having gotten himself an Xbox 360, and I've been wanting to play Tales of Symphonia for ages... remember, I'm the person who bought the Dreamcast when SEGA had already announced its discontinuation because of the Japanese Sakura Taisen series, as well as Skies of Arcadia and Grandia II (which I now also own for PS 2). Tales of Symphonia is out on PS 2, but only in Japan! So I bought it with a memory card for € 30.
And then went home and bought Tales of Symphonia and Skies of Arcadia Legends (it never came out for PS 2) for € 60.
*sigh, happy sigh, but sigh*
