Need an alibi for sneaking out of the house to buy presents

I only live with my parents who I don't get on with so I can't really relate but I just explicitly say I'm going Christmas shopping for you and then they don't believe you but they back off, and then you can get them things. It's hard as a 14 year old (me) but I'm glad I managed. If things get too hard to find excuses, just explicitly day to them that you're going to buy then presents and then they can't come. Just joust I'd share what I do but it might not help. Just a suggestion 😊

I get on with my parents a lot/most of the time so if I said that it would give it away. Also they might ask why are you going on December 21st/22nd (yet the real answer is because it is impossible to sneak out of the house when they are both working at home) and that's not really my fault.

I get on with my parents a lot/most of the time so if I said that it would give it away. Also they might ask why are you going on December 21st/22nd (yet the real answer is because it is impossible to sneak out of the house when they are both working at home) and that's not really my fault.

Just say your going to buy presents for a friend!

Just say your going to buy presents for a friend!

They would say 'What friend?' (they don't live nearby) 'You never buy your friends any presents'

I wasn't expecting my brothers home over christmas because they live in different parts of the country, but they made it. It's been difficult to sneak out of the house before because both of my parents work at home so they would notice if I left the house for a few hours. I will have to go tomorrow morning/early afternoon because that is looking like the best opportunity

What would be a good excuse because I want it to be a surprise?
I'm a jobseeker and I often get phone calls from recruiters so shall I say that I got a call from a recruiter and they asked me to go and see to register tomorrow? Or is that not likely given the pandemic and that it's not typical for me to do that just before christmas.

I was thinking of just saying that I am going for a walk or cycle but I will need to be away longer than an hour.

Say a new friend that you've recently met or been good to you, or you can say your volunteering or gifting toys to them charities whom give Christmas presents to the poor children who's parents cant afford any!

You need to get rash cream for your coochie infection

Why sneak at all. Just say you’re going out to buy presents

I wasn't expecting my brothers home over christmas because they live in different parts of the country, but they made it. It's been difficult to sneak out of the house before because both of my parents work at home so they would notice if I left the house for a few hours. I will have to go tomorrow morning/early afternoon because that is looking like the best opportunity

What would be a good excuse because I want it to be a surprise?
I'm a jobseeker and I often get phone calls from recruiters so shall I say that I got a call from a recruiter and they asked me to go and see to register tomorrow? Or is that not likely given the pandemic and that it's not typical for me to do that just before christmas.

I was thinking of just saying that I am going for a walk or cycle but I will need to be away longer than an hour.