I'm finally done with my Christmas shopping, and for real this time.
I've been having a heck of a time finding my nephew a Steam gift card, which is what he asked for. I'd already checked Walmart, when one of my friends suggested I look at Game Stop. I checked there, and they only had $100 cards. Yeah, that's not going to happen.
I tried to send him one through the Steam website, but apparently I have to spend money on my own account to be able to even add him as a friend -- if my sister in law had even sent me his user name, which she didn't. She's busy, she says.
Amazon had plenty of gift cards, only the sellers there were wanting way more than face value, and by that, I mean, they were charging $40 for a $25 card. Yeah, that's not going to happen, either.
After much searching and hair-pulling-out, I finally found some on Best Buy that I could ship directly to his house. Unfortunately, they didn't offer an option to include a message with the card. I'll just have to message him that it's from me.
Now for your Holiday Homestead Share #18 -- Winter boots
This one was tricky, as I don't actually have any winter boots. There isn't really any need for them down here in the South, as it only snows maybe once a year. The only boots I have are some rubber boots that need to be replaced, and my work boots, which aren't all that wintery. So, what you're getting are these, my boot style house shoes.
And yes, they are as soft and squishy and warm as they look.
In other news, the cat says, "I'm ready to sing Christmas carols! Get over here and play this thing!"
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