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12/03/2025 11:14 am
Putting them up is fun...it becomes a problem when you have to take them down...just my opinion of course.
John Bono
North Jersey
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12/03/2025 5:27 pm
Years ago my late father loved putting up Christmas decorations but hated taking them down. My mother would start reminding him in January and they might come down in March. It became a ritual.
13/03/2025 7:29 am
I've cut back significantly on the outdoor decorations but my wife still goes all out on the indoor decorations. She puts up 4 trees and a bunch of miscellaneous stuff.Years ago my late father loved putting up Christmas decorations but hated taking them down. My mother would start reminding him in January and they might come down in March. It became a ritual.
John Bono
North Jersey
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13/03/2025 11:28 am
@sizedoesmatter Sounds like our house John. My contribution is placing spot lights outside shining on the windows that have wreaths on them.
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13/03/2025 2:19 pm
My daughter and I put up 10 trees of varying sizes from 3'-12', all decorated, plus all the Christmas paraphernalia that goes with it. Out side we still put up blow-ups, and over 3,000 lights on the house and trees.
13/03/2025 10:17 pm
I have a neighbor who puts Santa hats on his Halloween skeletons.
David Vandermeer
Corinth, Texas
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15/03/2025 9:44 am
Could be a new trend for Christmas decorating.And apparently, he's not alone!!Cool but macabre.I have a neighbor who puts Santa hats on his Halloween skeletons.
John Bono
North Jersey
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