Ladies, holiday gift cards are *meant* to be used otherwise they accumulate in your handbag, your bag will get too heavy and you’ll develop a shoulder ache from all the unnecessary weight! I did myself a favor this evening and rid myself of those nuisance cards.
That’s my story and I’m sticking to it. … But this poor girl, well …
Not sure about her story, Princess, but when the guy saw those lacy white panties he really didn’t have a choice but to pull them down and rosen her bottom. And just BTW, what are YOU wearing right now?
*G*
Well … because I just chowed on about 19 bubblegum balls, I’m wide awake from sugar overdose and it’s almost 2:00am and I’m sitting here, wearing …
you wouldn’t believe me if I told you. Wait. Actually, YOU would believe me but no one else would … I’ll drop you an e:mail otherwise my reputation will once again be damaged. *G*
xoxo
Hey Gwen, it is an excellent idea and healthy too, carring around that extra weight of those gift cards can hurt a girls back. How about sending some of those bubblegum balls down south—love those things.
Blaaaaah. I *wish* I could send you guys some bubble gum balls because as I now remember, too much a of good thing will surely make you queasy. I have *no* willpower. They just looked so colorful and pretty and happy in that bag. I had to eat them all. About one or more an hour. My jaw is killing me.
P.S. Amanda … Marshalls … $2.99 … how could I not?
Gwen–clearly the second lady forgot the cardinal rule: Know your giftcards! Some of them actually come with a time limit, and if you wait too long, they’ll expire and you can’t use them.
When I give gift cards, I always check to make sure that the ones I’m buying have no time limit, and would be good even if you didn’t use them until NEXT Christmas……
Dr. Ken
Good point, Dr. Ken. She’s obviously being punished for *not* buying her cosmetics and gum balls in a timely fashion. The gift card expired. That scenario never crossed my mind.
xoxo