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replied December 2nd, 2006
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Bye kia, you'll have to read pm later then Wink
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replied December 2nd, 2006
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I'm not putting a tree up this year.
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replied December 2nd, 2006
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Ba humbug! Laughing I dont think I would either if it wasnt for the boys. I go to my mums every year on christmas eve so I dont see the point!! Smile
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replied December 2nd, 2006
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replied December 2nd, 2006
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I haven't gone yet - he was watching telly and I got side tracked with emails.

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replied December 2nd, 2006
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I dunno. I should because it will probably lift my mood, but I guess i'm just too lazy. Plus our tree is a really dinky plastic one that looks all weak and sick. It's almost more depressing than no tree.
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replied December 2nd, 2006
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tanyaface wrote:
i dunno. I should because it will probably lift my mood, but I guess i'm just too lazy. Plus our tree is a really dinky plastic one that looks all weak and sick. It's almost more depressing than no tree.


a charlie brown christmas tree! That's what mine looks like right now...
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replied December 3rd, 2006
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replied December 3rd, 2006
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Same here! My mum goes by the old saying of if you put it up before 12days before christmas is bad luck and you can't take it down untill 12 days after christmas
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replied December 3rd, 2006
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12 days only applies after. 12 days of christmas starts on christmas day, ends on epiphany (sp?) on 6th jan
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replied December 3rd, 2006
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Her family have always gone by 12 before and 12 after dunno why I always thought it was normal. My sister house however looks like santa's grotto plus I think she's blinding the house oposite her
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replied December 3rd, 2006
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I really don't like this new trend of decorating the outside of houses for christmas. A few twinkling lights is pretty but when you've got a huge .Santa and sleigh and an inflatable snowman and god knows what else, it just looks tacky.
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replied December 3rd, 2006
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I don't like it eihter. She just got a few lights round the inside of the windows, she does it because daniel and faith love the lights at christmas
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replied December 3rd, 2006
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purestgreen wrote:
i really don't like this new trend of decorating the outside of houses for christmas. A few twinkling lights is pretty but when you've got a huge .Santa and sleigh and an inflatable snowman and god knows what else, it just looks tacky.


there's a house a few blocks from here that goes all-out on .Christmas decorations! Their house is always done beautifully though, and the guy will actually dress up as .Santa and sit on his roof waving at cars Laughing it's really nice! I plan on bringing .Aly by one day to see!

But I know what you mean about tacky decorations. Wink
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replied December 3rd, 2006
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It is nice to just walk by when you have young kids in the family and see them get excited by what someone has done but personally I won't be doing it myself perhaps a sign saying please stop here santa in the garden
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replied December 3rd, 2006
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I usrd to know the family that owned .Mammoth mountain (a ski resort area) they were very well to do, they lived in .California by .Bishop they always had a bunch of beautiful scenic decorations, I would not have liked to pay for their electric bills those months but it was always the same thing year after year, darn rich people, one of the churches around here had a tree of lights but it got to be so expensive with having to hire security and people were ripping them off anyway, it was reaal nice though, thry had a bunch of scenic booths even my dr sang in the choir a couple of nigh, he did a lot for the church and for the kids. I probably will not decorate this year. My .Son is in iraq and my .Daughter will be working and will probably go to her b/f parents house for christmas so it will probably be just my .Hubby and me and my two dogs and the cat, we will brobably just go to this buffet as we have a gift certificate from them. I will miss the smell of the christmas tree but it is just to hard for me to cook a big meal. I am just a scrooge this year with not much holiday spirit, lol. I even have my christmas shopping done, except for the dogs.
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