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Our tradition is to attend the annual Icefishing House Parade in neighboring community about 10 miles from here. It's a blast!
We don't like crowds either, that's why we don't shop on Black Fridays. I never felt crowded at this parade, YMMV.@Cabin Fever Looks like fun for those who enjoy being out in the cold and in crowds....
I'm anti-social, avoiding crowds, traffic, and parking lots, especially on BF. I do like parades though.
No sad emojis..... I'd rather make money than spend it on stuff I don't need and deal with crowds!! If there is anything REALLY awesome, Hubby will go get it!WORKING!!
I went to one such thing back when I first moved to Colorado. One of the sporting goods stores - I think it was named "Gart Brothers" maybe? - had a yearly sale of snow skiing gear. They called it the "Sniagrab" ("bargains" spelled backwards). People would line up for the morning start of the sale all through the night. Out there at midnight in the middle of winter on downtown Denver sidewalks all bundled up in sleeping bags. I went to this sale once after newly moving there. I got my skis, boots and bindings. At a good price. There was none of the Black Friday madness - everyone was peacefully lined up, holding places in line for each other as someone had to run off and find a secluded restroom substitute. Not many of those in downtown Denver back in those days, but now 99% of every big city probably qualifies as a "restroom substitute".I used to like going to the midnight sales, just to watch the craziness unfold. Once we were in San Jose, CA at the Walmart. There were cops doing parking and crowd control, several thousand people all running around in a semi-controled frenzy in the middle of the night. Good times. LOL
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