My favorite Thanksgiving comfort food is the mashed potatoes and gravy plus stuffing that my mom makes. These things together on a fork make the perfect bite that I look forward to every year.
I'll be shopping, but probably mostly online. If I'm up and about, I may go out, but only after the stores open. I will not stand in line for 2-3 hours beforehand. There isn't anything that I want to purchase that badly to make it worth waiting out in the cold and fighting with the crowds on that day!
I'm not shopping on Black Friday. I'm living frugal and making my gifts this year! Also, the crazy sales don't really happen until later in the holiday season. Black Friday is all about the delightful mayhem, and only worth it to get deals on things you were planning to buy anyway.
I do not plan on shopping for Black Friday! Furthermore, I just think that it's terrible that employees of a lot of these stores work Thanksgiving and Christmas!
Nope, absolutely not. No Black Friday shopping for me that's what Cyber Monday is for. LOL! The deals are so not worth it to me. The price might be right, but the crowds of people are too crazy for me.
I've never even been out on Black Friday, but I hate getting up early, crowds, stores, and hype so I don't imagine I'll be doing it any time soon. I do my last minute shopping on Cyber Monday, but most of my gifts are already wrapped and labelled.
Nope. Will not be shopping on Black Friday. In fact, thanks to awesome online deals, I am almost finished Christmas shopping and haven't had to leave the house to do it.
No way! I used to and it was a fun adventure with my family, but now that I'm old I want to sleep. Plus, I would buy a lot of stuff I didn't need and things that weren't great gifts. I get too caught up in the moment of a great deal - it's a problem!
I like my sleep too much and can't deal with crowds so I tend to stay away from the Black Friday madness. Besides I tend to buy my gifts year round just to avoid the holiday rush anyway.
I will definitely be shopping on Black Friday. Besides loving the excitement of the day, I just can't pass up the deals that are offered. I can usually grab several of the items off of my kid's christmas lists at 50% off or more.
The only thing I know of that works all the time every time is dry ice.
Mosquitoes are attracted to exhaled carbon dioxide. If you put some dry ice in the area you're going to be in they will completely ignore you.
I'm not suggesting you try to pack dry ice for your hiking trip, but most of us will use this advice for backyard work or camping where you don't leave an area. Drop a block of dry ice and let it evaporate.
My favorite Thanksgiving comfort food is the mashed potatoes and gravy plus stuffing that my mom makes. These things together on a fork make the perfect bite that I look forward to every year.
I'll be shopping, but probably mostly online. If I'm up and about, I may go out, but only after the stores open. I will not stand in line for 2-3 hours beforehand. There isn't anything that I want to purchase that badly to make it worth waiting out in the cold and fighting with the crowds on that day!
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I'm not shopping on Black Friday. I'm living frugal and making my gifts this year! Also, the crazy sales don't really happen until later in the holiday season. Black Friday is all about the delightful mayhem, and only worth it to get deals on things you were planning to buy anyway.
I do not plan on shopping for Black Friday! Furthermore, I just think that it's terrible that employees of a lot of these stores work Thanksgiving and Christmas!
Nope, absolutely not. No Black Friday shopping for me that's what Cyber Monday is for. LOL! The deals are so not worth it to me. The price might be right, but the crowds of people are too crazy for me.
Most of my shopping is already done. I will be sleeping in. That way I will also not lose faith in humanity.
I've never even been out on Black Friday, but I hate getting up early, crowds, stores, and hype so I don't imagine I'll be doing it any time soon. I do my last minute shopping on Cyber Monday, but most of my gifts are already wrapped and labelled.
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Nope. Will not be shopping on Black Friday. In fact, thanks to awesome online deals, I am almost finished Christmas shopping and haven't had to leave the house to do it.
Our family never shops on Black Friday. I don't want to spend the time, frustration or money. I'd rather stay at home with my family.
Although I hate to endorse the Black Midnight, I can't help but go check out the deals!
I won't be shopping on Black Friday. My area is way too crowded. I do like the idea of Small Business Saturday though. Happy Thanksgiving!
No way! I used to and it was a fun adventure with my family, but now that I'm old I want to sleep. Plus, I would buy a lot of stuff I didn't need and things that weren't great gifts. I get too caught up in the moment of a great deal - it's a problem!
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I find better deals online. So I'll be shopping in my PJ's.
I won't be shopping. Around the time I'll be coming out of my food coma, I'll have to get ready for work.
I like my sleep too much and can't deal with crowds so I tend to stay away from the Black Friday madness. Besides I tend to buy my gifts year round just to avoid the holiday rush anyway.
I will definitely be shopping on Black Friday. Besides loving the excitement of the day, I just can't pass up the deals that are offered. I can usually grab several of the items off of my kid's christmas lists at 50% off or more.
My family are going out shopping and I will likely tag along. Which also means I might buy something. :(
Did you drink them as you were making this list? If so, I'm surprised you held it together past beer #7!
Nice list. And, as I like to point out to people, PBR may be cheap, but it won a blue ribbon!
The only thing I know of that works all the time every time is dry ice.
Mosquitoes are attracted to exhaled carbon dioxide. If you put some dry ice in the area you're going to be in they will completely ignore you.
I'm not suggesting you try to pack dry ice for your hiking trip, but most of us will use this advice for backyard work or camping where you don't leave an area. Drop a block of dry ice and let it evaporate.
I'll be in bed, probably far too hungover to wrestle for discounted electronics first thing in the morning.