DH says he'll make flaming crepes and Irish coffee! and I'll probably knit, and we might listen to CDs or watch a movie. Whooooopeeeee.
Kiwi--- It is so unlike you to rant about anything. Perhaps YOU should retrieve some of the lovely bath and body gifts that SIL was clueless about, lock the door and have a few Calgon moments! It is too early for cabin fever?
Cherry-- I just heard today that August Max is CLOSING ALL ITS STORES.
I realized last year that their marketing was not to MY liking but it didn't keep me from spending a fair amount of $$$ there... and now... they're closing. fooey. Well, it's my goal to get out of the Fat Lady Sizes anyway. What about going to a men's store and making them tailor an actual tux for you? You could do that here in Dallas... don't know how apalled your town would be!! Please post a photo of what ever you settle on... Nosy readers want to know.Shatz -- that was THE weirdest list of odd gifts from a single person I've ever read. Sounds like maybe somebody was into re-gifting but on a slow cycle and with poor storage conditions!! My NJ inlaws used to send strange things, too. They've gotten better in the past few years. Unfortunately I don't exchange gifts with them since the divorce... but the kids have been surprised (pleasantly) several times in a row, now.
OK. I'm off to my knitting. No noshing!

We were a badly behaved lot. I always thought it strange that she gave all the kids this type of present, because I never thought of her as particularly religious, and when I was growing up she always sent really nice, entirely secular, presents. She used to install a cultured pearl on a necklace every year for me for my birthday, and give me swell cozy slippers for Christmas. I guess she just liked me best. 
