JK Rowling Is A Twat But Harry Potter Candy Is Cool

I'll start off by saying I am not a fan of JK Rowling. She has said some pretty disgusting things, and many of the actors in the movies have spoken out against her. But I cannot deny that she wrote some popular books and with that comes amusing merch. 

Like, I'm sorry, but these are hilarious:

And I admit, I didn't even read or watch Harry Potter. But I've so many friends who love all things Harry, so I learned about the candies. Plus, I do love the Butterbeer. I popped into the store while at NYC and was a fan even though I am not completely sure of the history behind it. 

The display looks cool and I found it in the front of the Halloween candy aisles at Target:

There was exploding candy:

If there's a Harry Potter fan in your life, these would make fantastic holiday gifts. Invited to a white elephant night? Grab these chocolate frogs. 

Eager for an edible wand? Purchase this. Cast a spell and then eat the wand. 

If you're missing excitement in your life, these exploding candies could help:

I like how it's called candy floss instead of cotton candy.

I did grab these flies. I haven't tried them yet:

If candy doesn't thrill you, there were slime kits and various other toys:

I bet these sugars are tasty. I didn't get any, but if you have one that's delicious, let me know:

You can also put the gifts in this bag or owl:

Everything is affordable. The candy is $5.99. If you're throwing a Halloween party, the chocolate bugs will be a hit. Or if you want to get a smile out of someone, hand over the flies. It's all at Target and seems to be going fast, so if you wanted these, hurry in. 

Do you like Harry Potter?

Hey, It's Okay

I got this idea from Glamour magazine. You can link up any day of the week. All you have to do is make a list of what you're okay about. Simple! Please do not link up a post that has nothing to do with Hey, It's Okay. It's rude and I'll delete the link.

HEY, IT'S OKAY....

......to have gone to see Avengers Endgame in theaters with the kids. It was cool to see the extra scenes that will lead into Doomsday. It's still in theaters if you want to catch them--if not, they are floating around on TikTok and YouTube.

.....to need to bring out all the Halloween decor, but it can be a struggle to grab it all from the garage. I'll get it done this week. (With lots of cursing.)

.....to feel sick over the Cornell 7 story and wonder why there's not as much outcry over it as certain people made over Lindsay Clancy. 

.....to be glad Tommy had a wonderful time in Paris. He said riding the metro was easy. 

.....to love this shirt I found on Amazon because it's so true. (Can't see it? The shirt says "women's rights vary by state. Men's rights don't.") You get pick it up here. 

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Fall Decor At Disney World

 The fall decor usually goes up in Disney World in August. Some people are all, "Ew, it's too early," but I disagree. I love seeing it. The colors. The pumpkins. 

But now it's officially fall, so no one can say anything. 

We went to Disney World in August and I marveled at all the decorations sprinkled around. Most of the time we visit in early summer, so I never get to see them. 

Magic Kingdom tends to have the best things out.

These pumpkins surrounded by a cluster of colorful leaves are popular. Even better, they light up at night.

Buildings are adorned with wreathes, pumpkins, and leaves as well.

Plus, there are these guys:

Pumpkin friends are scattered around.

The guy in band attire was one of my faves:

She's fun. I like her puffy hair and hourglass dress:

And let's not forget the mayor in his distinguished top hat. 

If you're headed to Magic Kingdom this fall, be sure to take time to really take in all the special decor. It'll be out until November 1st--and then the park turns into a winter wonderland. I haven't been able to make it when this happens, but one day I will.

For now though, I'll appreciate the gorgeous pumpkins.