Happy McOween!
I was driving home from work with this nagging feeling that I'd forgotton something. Luckily I wasn't too far off when I realized that something I'd forgotten was to stop at McDonald's for more Monopoly pieces. As I pulled up to pay for my Coke, I saw the most gorgeous sign outside, calling out to let me know McDonald's had their Trick-or-Treat coupons for sale! I smiled, and pointed to the sign, and informed the cashier to ring up 3 for me. I knew the Wendy's Frostys came 10 for $1, but McDonald's coupons came 12 for $1, and a graphic of Ronald as a vampire pretty much sealed the deal.


The sad thing is, a few of the coupons are just for a small drink. I'll save those ones as a last resort since I don't know many kids that would prefer Orange Lavaburst over a baked pie. Then again, I don't know many kids at all, and don't really plan on having any ever. Though most kids aren't really planned, now are they? Moving along....
I knew Halloween had to be getting very near when I dug into my purse for change today and came up with not only quarters and nickels, but some plastic insects as well. I really don't remember putting plastic bugs in my purse. When I came home the spiders and spider-webbing I had bought the week prior was put back into a Wal-Mart bag and tied up in the corner. I think this may be some sort of trick by my mother to insinuate I shouldn't be covering the front of our house in fake spider webs. Now I'll just do it 10x worse because she went through my stuff.


The sad thing is, a few of the coupons are just for a small drink. I'll save those ones as a last resort since I don't know many kids that would prefer Orange Lavaburst over a baked pie. Then again, I don't know many kids at all, and don't really plan on having any ever. Though most kids aren't really planned, now are they? Moving along....
I knew Halloween had to be getting very near when I dug into my purse for change today and came up with not only quarters and nickels, but some plastic insects as well. I really don't remember putting plastic bugs in my purse. When I came home the spiders and spider-webbing I had bought the week prior was put back into a Wal-Mart bag and tied up in the corner. I think this may be some sort of trick by my mother to insinuate I shouldn't be covering the front of our house in fake spider webs. Now I'll just do it 10x worse because she went through my stuff.



Hehe...I think that's my cue to spoil the neighborhood children! That's not bad at all. And I understand there's no age restriction on the Frosty coupons?
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