Know that I'll be

Does he really love you, or does he just love getting head?

Christmas isn't a hassle in my opinion. But I do like seeing people at the shops rush around as if it's tomorrow. I'm the person who casually walks aroudn the shop, thinking about what I could get, and then purchasing it. Although, I must admit, I hate long lines. Is it me, or do K-Mart lines just seem to take years? Every other place I can feel myself walking, as if the line is actually getting somewhere. K-Mart, you just stand for ever, barely moving. It's not like I hate that store, it's just slow.

It's okay Bernice, I've never been served by you so I'm not subtly saying how much I think you're slow =P

Anyway, I've been making a majority of my Christmas presents. I've spent $3 on my aunt and mother, $6 on Rinsma, $2.50 on Janice, Stephanie and Rinsma's parents, $8 on Sean and probably around $1 on my uncle. Rex is still to be bought for. So, that's my Australian family/friends looked after. Now, I'll go to Spencer's and buy an ******* (he reads here) ***** for Kevin (estimated $15 + postage) and a Death Note for Lindsay (Estimated $15 + postage). So, in the end, I spent more on my American friends then I did my family, friends and Rinsma.

Amazing.

Thought I'd boast. But then again, I made most of my Australians their presents, so maybe time and effort should be added onto their cost. And time and effort is priceless. So, the price still stays the same.

I need things to do. These holidays are going by slow. Give me my OP score already!