I'm still pretty upset over the SCOTUS ruling in favor of Hobby Lobby. I'm not going to get all political here - the main thing is that I'm still boycotting Hobby Lobby, and this time, it's a total boycott.
I've been boycotting them for the past year, although I've had to go no more than a dozen times to get things there that I can't get anywhere else. I absolutely hate when that happens, but I always use a 40% off coupon (not that it makes THAT much difference, as I'm still giving them my money). However, it's a far cry from the kind of money I used to spend there. Between fabric, thread, jewelry materials, and candy-making supplies, I used to probably spend about $1000 per year at Hobby Lobby. Since deciding to boycott them, I've spent less than $100.
Now, they're not going to get even that.
Michael's has coupons. So does Joann Fabrics. In fact, I rarely purchase anything at full-price.
Are other stores further away? Yep. Will it cost more to order the hard-to-find things I need online instead of at Hobby Lobby? Yep. But I'm so infuriated by this entire situation that I'm just totally done with them.
I suggest that you are, too.
If you're still not convinced,
here's a great article that debunks the most common arguments as to why Hobby Lobby isn't as evil as they seem.
