Happy Turkey Day To All

By , November 22, 2007 10:16 am

Just a quick post to wish all of our faithful readers a Happy Thanksgiving and upcoming Black Friday. πŸ˜‰
And for those not in the US of A who don’t know what Black Friday is, it’s the worst shopping day/day to be out in public of the year… *Update, for real reason for the name see Steve’s explanation in the comments.

Got some stuff to post but it’ll be a day or two (or three or four)(or maybe even five or six) before I get back to it (but I will at some point in the future)(really I will)(and soon)(ish).

Dave

2 Responses to “Happy Turkey Day To All”

  1. Steve says:

    Happy Turkey Day! Hope you have a good one. Sue is on call today, so we get to go to the McFall get-together and eat way too much. (Just SMELLING all that food is good for gaining at least one pound…)

    Just an observation here: Black Friday is so named not because of the hassle of shopping that day (which is tremendous), but because so many sales are made that day that it puts many businesses into the black, financially speaking. All hail the power of St. Nick!

    On a somewhat related note, saw a survey the other day that said 4 out of 10 women would rather shop than have sex. Is it me, or does that number sound low?

  2. Dave says:

    Hope y’all had a good one too. Did the feed at the folks house and ate too much as per usual.

    Tis a frightening thought that there are that many folks out there shopping tomorrow. If I do go out it won’t be to do Christmas shopping, but because there is something that we can’t do without. Will most likely hit the road this weekend and hit Collinsville on Saturday and Mountaintop on Sunday but still not doing the mad shop till you’re broke thing, just looking for a few finishing bits and pieces for the camper and getting more familiar with the places and people. Hope to start selling at one or both within the very near future.

    Survey sounds way low to me… πŸ˜‰

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