It must be shelter from zombies, because you can live outside without shelter in Atlanta for about 345 days a year. Not comfortably, mind you, but the weather won't kill you.

The food and water thing is highly variable depending on climate and activity.

For Jilli: In looking up the prices on my edition of Mary Poppins, I found one [link] signed to "Jilian." There but for an L and a time machine....

And, Jilli? An IO9er told me to tell you that you look beautiful (I figured it was okay to use that photo to show the RDJ cosplay since you'd made it a tumblr post--hope that wasn't an error in judgement--I'm sure you have more readers than that segment of io9, though).

Aww, tell them thank you for me!

Also, I buy a lot of tea from David's Tea.

For Jilli: In looking up the prices on my edition of Mary Poppins, I found one [link] signed to "Jilian." There but for an L and a time machine....

Ooooh. Hello yet another thing to covet.

We watched 'return to oz' because of all the talk. I was warned, but how could that be a Disney movie?

I was warned, but how could that be a Disney movie?

They were rather adrift in the seventies, and like a lot of studios were willing to let adventurous young creative types come in and make interesting movies. The Disney brand was at an all time low at that period - barely even a studio.

Hard to believe now, but they were down to live action Love Bug sequels and The Great Mouse Detective.

I remember LOVING Return to Oz and also being utterly terrified by it. That room full of heads? It's been at least 20 years and that image it still utterly vivid. Never did read the Oz books so I fear the Ozma costume might have missed me also in spite of my fearsome literacy.

That room full of heads?

It's super freaky! And the Wheelers! And Dorothy threatened with electrosock therapy!

Return to Oz was 1985.

The heads were freaky. And the electroshock.

Screaming heads. ::shudder::

If you can't survive more than 3 days without shelter, why aren't the homeless people dead?