December 24, 201411 yr Went out this morning to get a fresh Hardees Biscuit for breakfast and was noticing how many businesses were open this morning. How many of you are working today? Have to work Christmas Day?
December 24, 201411 yr Author My wife's office decided to work today and take Friday off instead, giving them a 4 day weekend. When I was a kid it seems like ever place was closed on Christmas Eve as well as Christmas. Then when I started working I worked just about every Christmas Eve for the next 30 years. You know how hard it is to get shoppers to leave a Walmart Store on Christmas Eve :ohbrother: damn near impossible!!!
December 24, 201411 yr Retired for 6 years. Went to the Amish place on the Mason-Fleming county line and bought a dozen hubcap-sized donuts for daughter to take back to Louisville. Mailed a package at the Washington Post Office. Lots of places open today.
December 24, 201411 yr I noticed just about every barber shop was open this morning as well. Gotta be fresh for all the festivities.
December 24, 201411 yr I'll work about half the day then head over to my parents' place to watch the WKU bowl game with them, both Hilltopper alumni.
December 24, 201411 yr Author Gotta be fresh for all the festivities. That's what I was thinking, I almost stopped...but didn't want my Hardees biscuit to get cold!
December 24, 201411 yr I'm working a full day today, then off for 4 days... Well, off from my day time job that is. Basketball is forever. :lol2:
December 24, 201411 yr All day today (although probably cut out a little early if its slow), off Christmas Day, work all day Friday.
December 24, 201411 yr I'm going to do literally no work today, so me being here is pretty pointless.
December 24, 201411 yr I'm going to do literally no work today, so me being here is pretty pointless. Ditto. I'm still mad that I was forced to meet the AT&T guy for 10 minutes smh.
December 24, 201411 yr Back when I worked at the Airport, I loved working Christmas day. Quad time is a beautiful thing.
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