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I need a little help here, folks. This morning, I'm getting things ready for work/daycare (the latter is for A, not me, although I would appreciate the notion of naptime far more than she does). Among them is a list I made of things to pick up at Target later today. On that list is "Pos. Adv." And I haven't the foggiest what in the world that's supposed to be. "Positive advantage?" Can you buy such a thing at Target? (Well, they do seem to have everything... but no.) "Position advertisement?" It's true, we are hiring, but again: not at Target. "Positive adverb"? "Postulating adversary"? "Positing advantageously"? All possibilities, I suppose, but none of them are nouns and, therefore, are not available for purchase. At least, I think you can only buy a noun--I've never heard of anyone buying something that can be described as a verb or an adjective... "Yes, hello, I would like to buy some running and some yellow, thank you."

And now it's clear that this is making me crazy(ier). Any thoughts? What in Hades am I supposed to be buying today?!?