Reply #119: Hell No

[GinaMaria]

I ate leftovers, wore my PJs all day and watched Season 1 of Dexter curled up with hubby on the sofa. People on my list (kids and charities only) will be getting gift cards/cash to buy what they need when they need it this year. My husband and I don't exchange gifts, we give to a charity instead. When family or friends ask what we want for xmas, we tell them we have everything we need and to use the money to help someone else. That's the best gift we can get. Help out an animal shelter, soldiers in Iraq or Afghanistan, toy drives for kids, or a local food pantry. Things are bad out there for a lot of people. If you have plenty of food, clothes etc and have a regular paycheck coming in, think about those going hungry or those who will have a harder time surviving this year.

Peace out for a psychedelic tie dyed Friday or pink pajama Friday or mellow yellow Friday, or Green bean casserole Friday.... This day needs a new name.