I’ve arrived at a domestic intersection in my life where I enjoy doing stuff that would’ve made my stomach turn when I was fifteen. For example, now that I don’t have to spend nine billion dollars on super-important necessities like NaNa skull buckle boots and ten years’ worth of clown makeup every week, I can really wile away my adult existence “bargain hunting.”
Shiver.
I can’t be the only one who’s cut back on hair-dying in the bathtub with Kool-aid packets; my generation’s clearly been tagged as grownup consumers.
And, apparently, we shop at TJ MAXX for pet clothing.

this one from zazzle: http://www.zazzle.com/punks_not_dead_dog_shirt-155532375727855320
I didn’t buy this for my punk rock kitten kats, but, man, I feel badly about making fun of Mom’s generation for selling out to Nike now. We were gonna televise the new revolution, but I never envisioned it quite like this.
What further proof do we need? Punks iz dead. (Don’t forget your matching pooper scooper when you take Fido on his fashion walk, friends!)
Kristan, it makes me sad to say that I will be buying pet clothing for my hairless cat. Yes, I have stooped to that level.
Can’t you just rub dryer lint on that thing? :P