I’m not sure if you’re aware of this, but not everyone in America celebrates Christmas at home with family and loved ones. Shocking, I know. In fact, some people like to spend the day shopping. Which, if you think about it, is pretty darn American in its own right. For those of you who would rather spend Christmas 2011 out and about going from store to store enjoying empty parking lots and restaurants, the following information is for... 

Christmas is coming; the goose is getting fat….. And if you want anything other than coffee or q-tips on Christmas you’re basically out of luck. If you’re like thousands of other people across the country who wait until the last minute to go Christmas shopping or always seem to forget some special ingredient, you need to know that a lot of stores will have limited hours on Christmas Eve, and will be closed altogether on Christmas day. As... 

Once upon a time cities literally shut down on Christmas day. Banks, department stores, mom & pop stores, movie theaters – they would all close their doors for a full day. But those days are no longer. While most stores do close in observance of Christmas Day, there are a few places that remain open; in hopes of, or in despite of, a small amount of customers. Or perhaps it’s an effort to tell the world that they know not everyone...