A Most Buntraditional Thanksgiving

We had a white Thanksgiving here in Denver. In fact, we were supposed to hit the road first thing this morning, but delayed our mini-trip for a day in order to let a snow storm pass through the area. Because we were planning to be gone, there was no food, no excitement, no craziness. Just a laid back day of much-needed nothingness, which was a nice change.

The day started, of course, with more grading. In the attempt to make the day somewhat festive, I dug around in the fridge until I found an old can of cinnamon rolls. They were each as big as my face. Happy Thanksgiving!

I'm happy to say that the grading is done. Until next week. And the next. **sigh**

Do you have plans for Black Friday? REI is making a big deal about being closed so that everyone will take the opportunity to go outside.

I think Ross, TJ Maxx, and Home Goods are opening later on Black Friday. I think business decisions like this are great for their employees; I'm curious to know how it will affect their profit/income. There's so much hype about the madness of the crowds, but do people actually spend that much money? To make it worth it for a store to be open during such unconventional hours? This Type A will be home sleeping.

And so will the furry lil Type A.