My favorite comfort food at Thanksgiving is the "dressing"...not stuffing. At least thats what we call it, when it is not stuffed in the bird. I have never stuffed the bird, and probably wont ever will, lol...My family loves dressing with some sage sausage, cubed bread crumbs, some chicken stock, onion, celery, spices and some granny smith apple chopped up...so good!
I might head down to my local Lowe's after the early rush has passed if I like what I see in their ad. Since I live in a smaller town, Black Friday isn't nearly as crazy here as in larger towns and cities.
I will be sleeping when they open the doors, won't go in that craziness. Tried one year many years ago and froze my butt off with my little one. I walked in the store (i think i was the 12th in line) and within 15 feet one of the associates screamed they were sold out of them. I saw two different people with over 5 of each product. I would rather pay a little more or shop online during black Friday.
I may venture out, but there isn't anything I need so badly that I'll brave the crowds at the vast majority of places. The day reminds me, actually, of how little I truly need.
I love the way his words of comfort about "pensions" and "book copyrights" to supplement the $300 per month. Seriously, I don't know anybody under 60 who has a pension waiting for them, and I would imagine the crowd of published authors would be equally thin. If $300 is all you've got, you may have to retire in Central America.
I will be out stimulating the economy on Black Friday. I'm not sure what I really want.. but I enjoy going out and getting the "rush" from all the people scrambling! Call me crazy! LOL
It depends on what kind of deals I find out about. If there's one I really want to take advantage of (never happened), I'll make sure to get to the store early. Otherwise I'll stroll in at around the time most normal people do and see if I can get some Christmas shopping done.
I'm not shopping this year because of a current cash shortage. Most years I haven't gone because I wasn't in need of anything high dollar and it isn't worth going to save just a couple of bucks. That said, if I had money this year I would be going to get a tablet which I will be paying more for later.
So pretty much everthing except food, clothes, and TVs? Thanks for the advice.
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My favorite comfort food at Thanksgiving is the "dressing"...not stuffing. At least thats what we call it, when it is not stuffed in the bird. I have never stuffed the bird, and probably wont ever will, lol...My family loves dressing with some sage sausage, cubed bread crumbs, some chicken stock, onion, celery, spices and some granny smith apple chopped up...so good!
I might head down to my local Lowe's after the early rush has passed if I like what I see in their ad. Since I live in a smaller town, Black Friday isn't nearly as crazy here as in larger towns and cities.
This year, I'll be sleeping in Friday morning, but I'll have already hit the midnight sales of the different stores !
Im not going to shop unless it is online or an emergency. No need to adventure out into unneeded chaos. I bought some presents early as well.
Definitely will not be shopping. Too crazy!
I will be sleeping when they open the doors, won't go in that craziness. Tried one year many years ago and froze my butt off with my little one. I walked in the store (i think i was the 12th in line) and within 15 feet one of the associates screamed they were sold out of them. I saw two different people with over 5 of each product. I would rather pay a little more or shop online during black Friday.
I may venture out, but there isn't anything I need so badly that I'll brave the crowds at the vast majority of places. The day reminds me, actually, of how little I truly need.
I don't think it is worth the trouble. There are good deals online if you really need something!
I'll be skipping the crowds and shopping online instead.
I love the way his words of comfort about "pensions" and "book copyrights" to supplement the $300 per month. Seriously, I don't know anybody under 60 who has a pension waiting for them, and I would imagine the crowd of published authors would be equally thin. If $300 is all you've got, you may have to retire in Central America.
My favorite budget friendly Thanksgiving dish is canned cranberry jelly - it may look odd, but it's the perfect sweet-but-not-overpowering side :)
I will be out stimulating the economy on Black Friday. I'm not sure what I really want.. but I enjoy going out and getting the "rush" from all the people scrambling! Call me crazy! LOL
Just liked you on FB too! Woot! Now where's my Amazon gift card? That's my one stop shop!
No way am I shopping on Black Friday! Our gifts are homemade.
Not! I probably may spend more than I plan to if I see all of the sales right in front of me!
Just be sure to disinfect exercise equipment
nope. no way, no how.
NO WAY!
Liked you and your post on Facebook.
Not shopping- don't need the stress
It depends on what kind of deals I find out about. If there's one I really want to take advantage of (never happened), I'll make sure to get to the store early. Otherwise I'll stroll in at around the time most normal people do and see if I can get some Christmas shopping done.
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I'm not shopping this year because of a current cash shortage. Most years I haven't gone because I wasn't in need of anything high dollar and it isn't worth going to save just a couple of bucks. That said, if I had money this year I would be going to get a tablet which I will be paying more for later.