We don't have kids at home anymore, but my wife and I make little party favors out of small baseball sized plastic pumpkins or little witches cauldrons stuffed with various candies. We only get half a dozen trick or treaters, so it's fun to get a little fancy.
p.s. We leave out xmas lights up all year. They are a pain in the butt to put up and take down.
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DneprDave Well-Known MemberSupporting Member
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All the more reason to never put up those lights, IMO. I feel the same way about the effort of putting up a tree.
Yeah, yeah, you can call me a Grinch, but I submit nobody can get in the holiday mood, (whatever holiday it is), and maintain that for the ever increasing duration they are forced to see decorations of that holiday day in, and day out. Wears me out and disgusts me to be honest. -
Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
We have an artificial tree, and we put it up a couple weeks before the day and take it down the day after New Years.
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Firebro17 Dazed, but not ConfusedLifetime Supporter
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Bruce, you need a cocktail.
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
I think he needs to get out of town for a long weekend with his classic Mini, maybe somewhere in Arkansas would sooth his soul?
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I was enjoying a nice country drive this past weekend and I come around a corner and out of the corner of my eye, What did I see? Santa's work shop being erected... The whole dam village was already up spread across what seemed to be a dam near 1.5 acre lot. Elves, rain deer, Santa and Mrs. Claus all out there waving hello. Santa's sleigh was already flashing that obnoxious flash that occurs when one puts in that red tipped light in the string.. Hate that.. Anyways. Day after Thanksgiving they go up. Day After New Years they come down. It's what my mother taught me. I'll have her put an add in the local paper so others know the RULES...
Cheers!
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