jackconrad
13 years ago
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Mrs.Tank
13 years ago
not sure any amount of sugar will make that cookie happy.
jackconrad
13 years ago
It's kinda funny cause when i saw this pic i immediatley thought of you !!LOL! ^
daveincincy
13 years ago
This sort of sums up my general Christmas demeanor.
Mrs.Tank
13 years ago
I smile a lot these days.

well, except when the car doesn't start.
daveincincy
13 years ago
I think if I smiled people might get nervous. ๐Ÿคจ
Gene363
13 years ago
Like looking in the mirror.

BTW, January 2 really marks the end of the Christmas and holiday season, Oh Happy days! =d> =d> =d>

daveincincy
13 years ago
Then the CC bills start rolling in...it's the gift that keeps on giving. ๐Ÿ˜‚
Gene363
13 years ago

Then the CC bills start rolling in...it's the gift that keeps on giving. ๐Ÿ˜‚

daveincincy wrote:



I used to be in that cycle until I got hold of Dave Ramsey's book, "Total Money Makeover." Thankfully ours was a cash Christmas. Start saving now for next year.
Mrs.Tank
13 years ago
we did a cash Christmas too.

Gene363
13 years ago

we did a cash Christmas too.

Mrs.Tank wrote:



Nice! It puts more merry into Merry Christmas. [jester]

knokmdwn
13 years ago

Like looking in the mirror.

BTW, January 2 really marks the end of the Christmas and holiday season, Oh Happy days! =d> =d> =d>

Gene363 wrote:






+1,000


Since the kids are grown and gone and we are thoroughly sick of the commercialization of Christmas, we only decorate and and have family over every 2 years. Seriously! This was our off year so no tree, no gifts (other than the small nephews, etc.), no lights, no big dinner.

My wife went to work for about 6 hours this year (got called in to the hospital) and I went to the duck club and went hunting. I actually spent $144 on gifts.
Gene363
13 years ago

+1,000


Since the kids are grown and gone and we are thoroughly sick of the commercialization of Christmas, we only decorate and and have family over every 2 years. Seriously! This was our off year so no tree, no gifts (other than the small nephews, etc.), no lights, no big dinner.

My wife went to work for about 6 hours this year (got called in to the hospital) and I went to the duck club and went hunting. I actually spent $144 on gifts.

knokmdwn wrote:



Though officially retired my RN wife is still working PRN, I feel your pain. Since she is the Empress of Christmas a reduction in Christmas decorating is not foreseeable. #-o #-o #-o

deadeyedick
13 years ago

Then the CC bills start rolling in...it's the gift that keeps on giving. ๐Ÿ˜‚

daveincincy wrote:




Especially the CC bills for the CC's

DED
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