#LowBudgetHolidayCheer Cards reminding every one this message…. pic.twitter.com/okCuBSbeO9
— Lauren Milana (@milanalau) November 29, 2017
Block the family members you can’t afford to buy presents for. #LowBudgetHolidayCheer
— craig onetweetwonder (@craigflynn1) November 28, 2017
Hand out gift cards with no money on them, but they’re really, really Christmasy looking #LowBudgetHolidayCheer
— Luke, Adroit ✋🏼 (@LukeWheeler01) November 28, 2017
Only Jingle half the way #LowBudgetHolidayCheer
— GrossMzConduct (@monalisa4068) November 28, 2017
#LowBudgetHolidayCheer
Instead of buying an elf for your shelf, just press pause on the Jeff Sessions testimony and leave your TV on pic.twitter.com/rILhETLMAq— Barry Colthorpe (@BarryColthorpe) November 28, 2017
I tell people I refuse to buy from companies
who sell products I can’t afford.
Everybody understands.#LowBudgetHolidayCheer— Chris P. Bacon (@ChrisPBaconJr) November 28, 2017
Taking the family to the mall to go “Window Shopping!” #LowBudgetHolidayCheer
— oorannob (@jvbt82hhs) November 28, 2017
Nativity scene on a budget 💸#LowBudgetHolidayCheer pic.twitter.com/AJmTQz4vqL
— Nilyram (@creepette) November 28, 2017
#LowBudgetHolidayCheer
Lie to your kids and make Xmas come on the 27th. Much cheaper presents!!— Melissa💫 (@melissacarole33) November 28, 2017
#LowBudgetHolidayCheer Celebrate with a gift in their name pic.twitter.com/c65QxG4Y2L
— View from my Office (@viewfrommyoffic) November 28, 2017
#LowBudgetHolidayCheer
BYOG- Bring your own gift— Big Blue Wave 2018 (@Sbarth57R) November 28, 2017
Festive Painted Tylonol PMs
— Waffles of the Year 2017 (@Wook316) November 28, 2017
#LowBudgetHolidayCheer
Heartfelt handcrafted gifts. pic.twitter.com/rh2Y5IwMGd— ®️obin (@Robin46_2) November 28, 2017
Instead of watching the Rockettes at Radio City, why not watch Marvin Meltdown’s Dancin’ Floozies at the Holiday Happy Hole on Rte. 43?
— Dreamweasel (@Dreamweasel) November 28, 2017
#LowBudgetHolidayCheer Sign up everyone on your Christmas card list for Twitter, then send them Xmas tweets @adriennefunny
— sunsick (@Joe_Marcincuk) November 28, 2017
Emily Parker is a musician, writer, and avid reader who started Bucket List Book Reviews, the ‘1,001 Books to Read Before You Die’ project. For Sweatpants & Coffee, Emily hopes to inspire the reading of the classics by a whole new audience by only reviewing the really good stuff.
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