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luv 11-10-2016 08:34 AM

Christmas Decorating: How early is too early?
 
I have a few friends who started decorating for Christmas the day after Halloween. I've been giving them a hard time, as I have always been one who waits until the weekend after Thanksgiving. One friend of mine who lives in Texas puts up 10 trees and decorates them all (which having more than one tree is a whole other subject), so she said she needs to get started early. Another friend decorates the inside of her home throughout the month of November, but waits until the weekend after Thanksgiving to decorate outside. Certain stores even start selling trees and decorations before Halloween nowadays.

So, what how early do think is too early?

tx4chiefs 11-10-2016 08:37 AM

Although I agree with the weekend of/after Thanksgiving. I don't think the weekend before Thanksgiving as too early. Any time before mid-November, including around Halloween is too early. I saw stores that had Christmas in September. Ridiculous!!

BlackHelicopters 11-10-2016 08:37 AM

Right after Thanksgiving.

luv 11-10-2016 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by tx4chiefs (Post 12544791)
Although I agree with the weekend of/after Thanksgiving. I don't think the weekend before Thanksgiving as too early. Any time before mid-November, including around Halloween is too early. I saw stores that had Christmas in September. Ridiculous!!

Totally agree. Christmas has almost devoured Thanksgiving, so now it's starting to nibble on Halloween. Where does the madness end! :)

Sandy Vagina 11-10-2016 08:40 AM

In our bedroom, we keep a 4 foot, fully decorated Christmas tree up all year round. Provides just the right lighting for that area, and she loves to look at the sentimental ornaments. ( that, and I'm too lazy to take it down, hehe )

Whatever makes folks happy, really. I'd say anything prior to December feels too early for outside lights or a big ass living room tree.. but whatever floats your boats, go nuts.

luv 11-10-2016 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks (Post 12544801)
In our bedroom, we keep a 4 foot, fully decorated Christmas tree up all year round. Provides just the right lighting for that area, and she loves to look at the sentimental ornaments. ( that, and I'm too lazy to take it down, hehe )

Whatever makes folks happy, really. I'd say anything prior to December feels too early for outside lights or a big ass living room tree.. but whatever floats your boats, go nuts.

That reminds me... My dad's basement is his "man cave" (even though he's got the entire house to himself). It's fully decorated with Chiefs stuff. He signed up a long time ago to receive a Chiefs ornament each year (and he doesn't know how or where to go to cancel...lol). He used to keep a tree up year round with red lights on it along with the ornaments he's received over the years. Finally took it down to make room for a huge TV, though. It was his Chiefs tree January through November, and his Christmas tree in December.

KC_Lee 11-10-2016 08:51 AM

Thanksgiving or Black Friday, never before.

Sandy Vagina 11-10-2016 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by luv (Post 12544807)
That reminds me... My dad's basement is his "man cave" (even though he's got the entire house to himself). It's fully decorated with Chiefs stuff. He signed up a long time ago to receive a Chiefs ornament each year (and he doesn't know how or where to go to cancel...lol). He used to keep a tree up year round with red lights on it along with the ornaments he's received over the years. Finally took it down to make room for a huge TV, though. It was his Chiefs tree January through November, and his Christmas tree in December.

Haaaaa!!!! I like that. Your dad has it going on.

My dad used to get drunk, take a piss on the tree, and then stumble face first into the tree.. knocking it over. Happened every year at different points of December.

Ah... Good times.

Fire Me Boy! 11-10-2016 09:02 AM

Any time before Thanksgiving is over is too soon. Black Friday at the earliest. Let Thanksgiving have it's day.

displacedinMN 11-10-2016 09:07 AM

I am almost done with the outside. I just have to swap out my blow up turkey for a blow up LED christmas tree and hang an LED snow flake.

BUT- I was figuring there would be the possibility of snow on the roof by now. Not have 3 weeks of 60's. It has been one of the best autumns ever. I am in Minnesota. Many times we have snow at Thanksgiving. I am not interested being on the roof with snow on it.

I don't turn them on until Friday of T-giving weekend. The comment from Lew says it all.
We do not do the inside until Friday of TG.

My last thread about lights
http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showt...ristmas+lights

threebag 11-10-2016 09:11 AM

Weekend of Black Friday, after everyone gets the steals.

mikeyis4dcats. 11-10-2016 09:14 AM

Weekend of Thanksgiving, though I would allow HANGING of lights early for weather and safety purposes if they aren't turned on.

threebag 11-10-2016 09:27 AM

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The Franchise 11-10-2016 11:10 AM

Our neighbor has these huge windows in the front of their house where they have their Christmas tree setup. They leave that bitch up all year round.

DaneMcCloud 11-10-2016 11:19 AM

I set up the tree on Wednesday before Thanksgiving and decorate on Thursday.

Any time before that seems strange, especially this year, when it's 95 every day this week and likely next.


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