Reddit reviews Jelly Spogs/Jelly Buttons 1 Kilo Bag

they're called "spogs" and you can buy them by the kilo: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jelly-Spogs-Buttons-Kilo-Bag/dp/B0046ZZSLG :)

You can buy Jelly Spogs on Amazon (including an option for a 3kg bag) if you so desire.

When I was sixteen I started to really figure out where I was going. This is quite late for most people, and I realise that, but a reasonably sheltered childhood combined with a latent susceptibility to depression left me a little less than sociable. It just so happened that at some point I heard a song, a song I could have heard any hundred of times before and, at some point, probably did. I heard Smells like teen spirit by Nirvana. That day, something really kicked off in me. I'll be twenty five soon and my biggest, possible only, regret in life is not learning sooner how much I loved music. Music is the lifeblood of my world.

Now, don't get me wrong, I existed before those 16 years and music isn't everything. It's most things, but not everything. When I was a kid, a very young and very shy kid, I discovered gaming. I played an old Atari and a NES. Super Mario Bros. Pacman. These mattered. They were my friends. When I was five I got a Sega Mega Drive. I loved that. When I was six or seven, a SNES. To this day I am an escapist, I always will be. I have put a terrifying amount of my life into rpgs. Final Fantasies and Personas, too many to name. I loved them, the writing, the characters, the playstyle. I was good at something I loved to do regardless of how little others valued it.

I'm an adult now. and my life has moved on. I still game whenever I can but I hate how few and far between that has become. I rarely have the time or money to indulge myself anymore But I don't mind, not really. I'll find the time when it matters.

If there's anything left to define me it's simply this; My love of the written word. From a very young age I loved to read and write. In my teenage years I devoured books. In my late teens I realised that writing was the most effective way I'd found to deal with my depression. I've rarely ever stopped writing, though I did find little time or desire to read for a few years. Recently I've dived back into it like a familiar blanket.

Times are hard, but I always try to look on the brightside, to never let go of my inner child. I'm striving to remember who I am, remember why I do what i do. I'm trying hard to be happy, and selfish and, for once, to live for me. To do what I want, not what anyone else thinks I should.

Life is Sweet

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