Cabela's

I contemplated just adding these pics and not making any sort of comments and/or elaborations, but who am I kidding?

Who would have thought an excursion to Cabela's would have been so entertaining?! So, I knew/know it's an outdoors/hunting store so I anticipated that there would be dead things. And how. I can deal with that...I will assume they were killed to feed a family rather than sport. Right, right?!

What I didn't anticipate were the wonders that were the camoflage bikini and bathing suit. Nor did I anticipate the entire department called "Camo" ~ well, supposedly there was...I couldn't find it...(yes, you KNOW I am amazed at the cleverness to that statement).

I thoroughly enjoyed the "luggable loo" - a bucket. Yes, a bucket. Oh...wait, a bucket with a LID! OK, now I've seen everything. A bucket that comes with a lid. Clever, clever people... The liners for the "luggable loo" were being marketed as "double doodie." How did I ever camp without these items?!

I was sincerely impressed with the "new fangled" gadgets that they have to make camping less natural. The portable kitchens. I even saw an oven, yes a little mini oven to cook the frozen pizza that you inevitably purchased at the gas station on the way into the camp ground.

Here's a fun one too:

Thanks, but I've got my own supply.

So, this wasn't at Cabela's, but at Costco. Thought I'd throw you off to see if you were really paying attention. I guess this can be seen as a little girl version of camoflage. The fluffiness and color was quite overwhelming. It hurt my eyes, I could only look at it indirectly through the lens of my camera.

It was a successful trip. Mom and I ended up with a new pair of hiking boots each - on sale to boot - heh, to boot...two boot...I didn't even PLAN that one...some lettuce wrap kit thingy, a blue tool tutu, and I was very happy to find that Costco does carry VitaMuffin Tops!

Maybe if you're lucky you'll get to see me in my tutu.