#bluewater

We was supposed to be there for 30 minutes.

We stayed there for 3 hours instead lol.

Highlights from yesterday were me trying/having Japanese food for the first time, having a boba tea, then going to Waterstones (a British book shop) and HMV (an entertainment retailer shop, including everything from DVDs & Blu-rays, books, graphic novels, CDs & Vinyls, you name it, plus it was the first time I went to a HMV and ngl it was literally like going to friggin’ HEAVEN seeing all those DVDs and Music Vinyls & CDs on the shelves like YESSSSS!!!!!!)

Here are some pics I took that I personally found really interesting of note from both Waterstones & HMV respectively. (Obvs i didn’t actually buy them ofc, cuz money reasons lol)

Waterstones :

(Tbh, seeing the English Translated version of fucking “Mein Kampf” in Waterstones of all places was very weird but also very very funny to me lowkey 🤣😭😭. Like, WHAT THE HELL IS FUCKING MEIN KAMPF DOING SITTING IN WATERSTONES!?!?!? LMAO???!?!?) (also just to be on the safe side cuz this site is and can be very unpredictable lol, I had to cross out Adenoid Hynkel’s name lol and put in “The Evil Austrian Painter Guy” instead lol. Just incase)

HMV :

A giant oil export project called the Bluewater Texas Terminal that would worsen the climate crisis and pollute frontline communities is being rushed forward under Trump’s energy rules that put polluters first.

This project doesn’t just impact Texas. It affects all of us. Projects like Bluewater are designed to send more oil overseas even as climate disasters and toxic fossil fuel pollution are getting worse in every part of the country—all while billionaires make more money.

The EPA is reviewing new air pollution permits for this project, and this may be our only chance to speak out. Demand accountability: Tell the EPA to deny the air pollution permit for the Bluewater Texas Terminal. This is the second time Bluewater has sought air pollution permits from the EPA. The last permits would have allowed Bluewater to be the largest emitter of volatile organic compounds (VOC) pollution in the United States.