Or
Black Fridaaaaay!
Keepin’ it short and sweet ’cause y’all are shoppin’.
Shoppin’!
And there is a decided lack of a G on the blo_ _ity today.
It ran away with the spoon.
I love the ornamentals.
I love them up close and ornamentally.
I love their curly ways.
Here be Black Friday!
You know what to do. Meet you in the bar in 3…2…1…
Or when all that shoppin’ is done.
And you need some _rey _oose…
Just sayin’.
Elen
I know. You can’t take me anywhere.
Elen Grey 
Remember that you have readers in Ireland where Black Friday isn’t really a thing at all as we don’t have Thanksgiving here. Hope the latter went well for you.
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I hear you! Our Thanksgiving is in early October. More of a harvest home celebration. So I’m ready for another good roast chicken anytime. 🙂
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It’s also “buy nothing day” if you’re so inclined, which I try to be.
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Black Friday goes right over my head, Bunty. I’m not much of a shopper and, as you are aware, the phenomenon hasn’t really taken off in our country anyway. I’m good with that. I’m just aware of it because of advertising. But I like to poke the Black Friday beast. Li’l bit. 😉
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Being an American transplant, we celebrated Thanksgiving today 🙂 We get 2! Seems like the right way to kick off Christmas decorating. I love how your posts reads like a severe case of ADD… Oh! Squirrel!
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Yes. I am the same. Some years I do both. It’s still hard for me. It’s so warm in October! Hahahahaha. You’re funny! Thank you?
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Unfortunately Norwegian ate adapting to this for us untraditional holiday. The worst is really the Black Friday – which we don’t really need at all. But I guess the businesses are happy – and so are most people. I’d rather see in the bar…
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Likewise, Otto. Likewise. 🙂
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Does the white part of that picture look like a cat to anyone else?
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Well, dang, Gruhn. I see the cat! LOL
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