Let it be known that today was the first day the heat was turned on in our house. Outside it was cloudy and 55 degrees. Almost felt like real November!
Don’t know about anyone else, but I’m limiting my holiday spending to Walmart and Kohl’s gift cards and books and vids from Amazon.com. No shopping malls for me.
From the “something for everyone” department: Seen in Scottsdale, Arizona: a store that sells “extreme” photographic equipment – you know, the kind only James Bond or a conspiracy theorist would ever conceive of owning. Except for one small corner of the store, where they sell rabbit food and toys. Go figure.
I can’t watch the political insiders on the 24/7 cable natworks. Not only do I think the majority of them are full of sh*t, but I just can’t bear to think who might be getting ready to occupy the White House a year from now. Call it, “the devil you know” syndrome…
Here’s something that will brighten up your back yard during all seasons: “geeky beaks”! We’ve decorated our backyard with a few of ’em – they’re really cool, especially when the wind blows!
What a 14-lb. turkey in a house of two will get you. We’ve already had three meals, have enough for a fourth, and I haven’t even started the turkey soup yet!
Let the record also show we got our first Christmas card today, from my good friends Pete and Kathy. Let the season begin!
I’ve done “online shopping only” for Christmas before. For whatever reason, we haven’t done it the last few years.
Comment by Rob — November 27, 2007 @ 11:39 am
I think with gas prices being the way they are it’s something a lot of people will be trying out – and liking – for the first time.
Comment by The Great White Shank — November 27, 2007 @ 4:14 pm
I haven’t shopped at Wal-Mart since their eminent domain abuse became publicized. Any corporation that would pressure local governments to take a person’s home from them because the store would generate more tax dollars than the home is not one I give any money to.
Google Alabaster, Alabama and Wal-Mart for some details.
Target takes much better care of their stores anyway.
Comment by Dave Richard — November 28, 2007 @ 4:14 am
Hmmm…maybe you’re right. Those gift cards will come from Target instead. Besides, I hate the that smell you always get when you first walk into a Wal Mart.
Comment by The Great White Shank — November 28, 2007 @ 11:18 pm
No Wally-Mart for me, thank you.
It’s cyber-shopping all the way! Ho-Ho-Ho!
Comment by Tightwad — November 29, 2007 @ 7:09 pm