Afternoon all,
It has dried out somewhat after yesterday, poor pooch is still recovering from firework shock and won't leave my side. Not quite as cute as playful kittens, but sweet nonetheless.
The only Dulce I have come across so far is the stuff I throw in my ejuice, and funnily enough, have now run out of due to extensive consumption. I understand you can make something similar (to eat) with condensed milk and a pressure cooker, but it is always an item I forget to buy when out shopping. Must try harder.
I now have a whole stack of stuff on my "Saved for later" Amazon list. Debating weither to be sensible and order some battery wraps, insulators, isopropyl alcohol and a heat gun etc. Or be reckless and purchase another couple of atty's and maybe an Aegis "just in case". Have pretty much blown my birthday vaping budget now, so anything else will have to be rigourously accounted for. After my mammoth mix session on Friday, realise I will soon have to top up on even more flavours just after placing a big order. Like an awkward, indecisive teenager, I'm at that difficult expensive stage where I don't know what flavours I need or what to buy in bulk. Oh yes, and some more batteries would be a good idea. Some Muji as well if I start experimenting with some new fancy coils. And the scissors in the coiling kit are as blunt as anything. A strong heavy base for coiling atty's on would be useful, those dual o-rings on the Loop are stronger than any professional Mig welds.
Is it actually possible to have vaping as a hobby and not spend money every month? Or even just save some of the money not spent on cigarettes? Have yet to break even since August, and am beginning to wonder if I have just replaced one addiction with another. And a really bad one at that. As a Scotsman, spending money is just not good for the image.
It is going to be a good week for delivery drivers and postman thought, but only if they are paid by the package

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