Not All Who Wander Are Lost

 Continuing on where I left off yesterday. Near the Star Wars area was a Star Trek area, and this included the notion of adopting a Tribble- the furballs from the original series that were revisited in Deep Space Nine. Why not, I decided. I also got an adoption certificate from the Klingon Empire noting that I was responsible for this Tribble, and if it ever returned to the Empire, both it and I would be executed. 

More from this particular display.

I continued on. The green of that dress is eye catching.

Doctor Who was accounted for. I'm oblivious to the series.

I liked the variety of these masks.

Thor's Trinkets makes glassware with a comics, movie, and pop culture motif. I've bought a number of beer mugs and tumblers from the woman who runs the establishment before.

Another wider view.

A display case included horns decorated with motifs from Lord of the Rings.

A map of Middle Earth was etched on this bag. I was tempted.

Here we have coasters and cutting boards. Since Groot is a kind of tree, the I Was Groot one made me laugh. 

Popsquatch is a dealer who makes T-shirts with a silhouette motif. I've bought shirts from them before, including the Fellowship at lower left. This year I picked two- the One Ring at top left, and a Batman one.

Their selection ranges from movies, television, and video games. I was happy to see them, because the other place I would have gone to for t-shirts inexplicably was only selling them this year as mystery boxes of four. Oh well.