Merry Christmas All

I just thought i’d jump on for a bit this morning to make sure and wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and hope you all have a safe and happy holiday.  This day is going to be quite busy for me as I’m one of those last minute shoppers and have quite a bit to get done yet.  I tell myself each year I’ll get the shopping done early but it never seems to happen.  I think i get a thrill from the last minute rush to the stores seeking out that perfect gift.  Actually I’m much further ahead this year as like many I’ve been doing more and more shopping online these days.  I still havnt quite been sold on the entire online shopping experience.  Its just missing that excitement you get when driving around town trying to get to the next mall before it closes on Christmas eve.  Perhaps they will come out with some sort of changes in the next few years that could bring more fun and excitement to shopping for christmas gifts online.  I’d do it all at ebay but I find their prices on new items arnt nearly as competitive as those i can find locally or at other online stores.  Anyway have to run cars all warmed up and bad weather is on the way.  Again Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

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Thursday, December 24th, 2009 Rambling

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