If you are currently reading this, then you’re already late for the sales.  The sales that many hope to get on Black Friday.

And fortunately, I can say that I’m not one of them.  I am not a Black Friday shopper.  Never have, and never will be.

 

Muse:  Neither am I.  I don’t know how some people can even bother to stand in those long lines.  It’s crazy if you ask me.

Yes it is.  What are you still doing up?

Muse:  There were so many dishes from Thanksgiving that it took me forever to get them done.  How did it go?

It went fine.  Not all of the dishes that I named were made.  There wasn’t any cottage cheese but there was sweet potato casserole.  Instead, there was some squash with marshmallows and some fruit salad.  We even brought over a turkey made of fruit.  Dessert followed a couple hours later.

Muse:  I had about the same here.  With so many to feed, it took a while to go through the table.  Anyway,  I need to finish cleaning.  I’ll see you in the morning, when the company leaves!

 

What more can I say about Black Friday?  Only this.  It’s a retail holiday that I never want to associate with.  The lines are too long, despite the deals that are promised.  I’m looking forward to Cyber Monday, a day that I prefer much more than a holiday dedicated to the die-hard shopper.

But as much as I hate it, I’ll be in the tail end of the Black Friday rush, since I want to do some shopping after work.

Today’s high is going to be 37 degrees and the silver lining will be getting paid when I work later at Little Caesars.

For those of you who love cashing in on the deals on Black Friday, I hope that you all have a fantastic day.

Muse:  There.  The dishes are done.  I can finally go off to bed!