Ah, Boxing Day sales. The only reason anyone has an early night on Christmas. Even if your willingness to bag a bargain didn’t see you rising at four in the morning to start queuing up, I’m guessing some of you braved the crowds and hit the sales for some heavily-discounted retail therapy. I find that it’s best to head into Boxing Day sales armed with a plan, but you’re still bound to come out with new buys if you go with the flow. I also see the sales as a good time to stock up on random things I always need that look more appealing to buy at a slashed price. (And if you’ve been bad with your present-buying, you can usually find something for the people you don’t see until after Christmas . . .) So it’s time to spill — what did you spend your cash on at the Boxing Day sales?
Fab Poll: What Did You Buy in the Boxing Day Sales?
Ah, Boxing Day sales.
Yesterday we were discussing the 
For those of you who have been scarred by Boxing Day sales — perhaps due to experiences that involve pushing and shoving, bouts of claustrophobia and violent shoppers (we can all get a bit crazy when we see next-to-nothing prices) — it might be time to re-think your strategy. In fact it might be time to do your bargain-hunting from the comfort of your own home. Yep, sale fever has hit the web in a big way, and last month David Jones announced their plans to 
Christmas-themed movies have the potential to be family favourites that are revisited year after year, or not-so-great films that tend to focus on the cringe-worthy aspects and clichés of the holiday season. But let’s not talk about the duds — let’s talk about the ones that give you a warm and fuzzy feeling; the ones you actually look forward to watching when the TV stations decide they’re going to screen three Christmas movies each weekend.
