Technically? Maybe. But early birds get the best mini-doors. Plus, buying now means you avoid the mid-December chaotic energy. You know the vibe: you’re sweating in a parking lot, fighting a woman named Karen for the last hot cocoa bomb Advent calendar. Don’t be that person. Pre-order your joy.
Also, let’s be real: if you buy one now, you get to enjoy the thrill of possession for weeks. I bought a beauty Advent calendar on Monday. It’s sitting on my shelf, mocking me with its closed doors. But I love it. I pet it sometimes. We have a connection.
Here’s a pro-tip: buy one for yourself, buy one for a friend, and buy one for “emergencies”
You know what’s better than a surprise? A surprise you planned for yourself. Grab a wine calendar for your BFF who is currently surviving on caffeine and sarcasm. She’ll cry happy tears when December hits.
And that third calendar? The “emergency” one? That’s for January 10th, when you’re sad and the holiday lights are down. Yes, I’m suggesting you hide an Advent calendar to open after Christmas. You rebel, you. Actually, that’s genius. Don’t let society box you into December only.
