and it’s a good thing, too. I’m super busy in December because both of my children have December birthdays. Plus, we celebrate Christmas (although they say Jesus was actually born in the spring – I like to think He was an April 1st baby, like me), and so between the 15th and the 31st we’re shopping and wrapping and eating cake and this year, at least, we’re navigating snow, too.
As I reported last month, the Tri-Cities seems to be somewhat immune to the national decrease in holiday expenditures. Today, KEPR provided another story about the shopping habits of Tri-Citians.
I don’t really have anything left to buy, but I’ll probably venture out this weekend (Saturday’s forecast is snow-free) and pick up a few more baubles. After all, I’m just helping the economy, right? Right!
Cari
I wanted to check out your blog. How do you get started having a blog site?
Your buddy,
Anne
Hi, Anne!
No idea how to set it up. Matt did it all and then said, “Write here…” 🙂
BUT, go to http://wordpress.com . I think it tells you how to set up a blog, and I’m pretty sure it’s free, too.
Happy Sunday!