Guys guys guys guys GUYS! Listen!

I hied me to the Farmer's Market today because I might not make it tomorrow if this snow sleet keeps up. And I found the guy who sells buffalo yogurt and asked him about it, and he said he had customers who can't have dairy. So I got a small one to try it out.

OMG. Sheep yogurt is good, but tart... even a little more than I like. Goat yogurt is very runny. Coconut yogurt is rich and creamy, but it has that taste of artificialness to it. Buffalo yogurt? So nummy. Rich, and creamy, and not the slightest hint of too tart, and OH is it ever good.

YOU HAVE GOT TO TRY THIS STUFF, GUYS.

Srsly.

Ever since I donated last year, I've been getting emails from DonorsChoose.org

I can't spend much money this year, but while the girls are with my mom I thought I'd link to some that are inexpensive to fulfill and which seem good to me.

Edit: Apparently almost all of these have been filled! So I'll post a few new ones in the slot instead.

( One remaining to be completed! )

Think about it, that's all.

Newer ones, let's see....

Donations for all of these are doubled:

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I just wish there was a way to contact the teachers directly! I know they're not set up to accept anything other than monetary donations, but when the school is in my own city it'd be so easy for me to take the train over and say, for example, "Here. I got a lot of books. They're used, but in great shape. Enjoy!" or "You need yarn. I GOT YARN. Take it!" or whatever. It'd be wonderful if I could just, you know, set that up with the individual teachers at their discretion.

Edit: This is the last, promise! This teacher needs money for books. This teacher needs $85 for graphic novels and comic books.