A Gift For You and a Gift For Me.

     It's coming...closer....closer.....closer!  Christmas seemed to come so fast this year.  These past few months have flown by leaving us with only a week to do the rest of the Christmas shopping.  It's always such a busy time of the year.  Making the list of gifts for friends and family, cleaning the house for when guests arrive, getting all of the necessary groceries to ensure that the turkey dinner turns out just right, and of course, wrapping presents.  I love it all!!!  This year, I don't even mind the insane traffic...as long as I have the Christmas music turned up loud and a hot coffee in my hand, I'm good to go.

The 1%'ers

     70% of the people that come to PTAD will turn away and return to the previous site that they were already on, not even giving another thought to the social experiment that is going on.  Probably because they don't care, are too lazy to read what is going on here, or just don't have the time or patience for something new and out of their realm.  25% of the people that have made their way to PTAD won't participate because they don't fully understand it, don't see an item that interests them, or are looking for a better deal.  With 5% left, 4% of the people that have found their way here will

Gift Ideas

Another crazy dump of snow….which means that the shovel is in constant use.  Deck, stairs, and sidewalk.  Deck, stairs, and sidewalk.  Again and again.  It seems that once I’ve finished shovelling all three, I have to start all over.  The wind whips through the common area and over the buildings, sweeping all of the fresh fallen snow right back over my nicely shovelled spots.  But, it’s a lot easier to shovel if there’s an inch of snow, as opposed to a foot of that fluffy stuff.  Farrah seems to find it quite amusing.  She loves to stand at the window watching Daddy shovel and it makes me laugh when she uses the window to make funny faces at me.  What a comedian she is.

The Christmas Spirit

     Well, it’s officially winter.  I was really hoping that we weren’t going to get any snow until Christmas Eve, but I guess that was just wishful thinking.  Not only did we get snow…we got a huge dump of snow.  The streets were horrible, which made driving extremely slow and difficult with my Aveo.  That poor car has pizza cutters for tires and is so light I could probably just lift it out if I got stuck.  lol  But…we made it through last winter with it, so I’m sure if I take it easy, it’ll make it through this winter season too.