Up goes the tree

That's a lovely tree topper. I hope we manage to get ours up tonight.
 
I was actually expecting a picture of your penis with a star on top.

I'm kind of disappointed to tell the truth...

;)

Q_C
 
Quiet_Cool said:
I was actually expecting a picture of your penis with a star on top.

I'm kind of disappointed to tell the truth...

;)

Q_C


:cathappy:
 
Trees already? Ain't that a little early?
 
Snake,
It appears to me that you have another picture that you need to post. Count me as a third vote.
Jenny
 
Liar said:
Trees already? Ain't that a little early?

EXACTLY !!!!!!

No trees (especially real ones), before Christmas Eve.

Come onnnnnnnn people. Get real. Its not even freakin' December yet!!??

:rolleyes:
 
Actually, just as Thanksgiving kicks off the Christmas shopping season, it also kicks off the decorating season.

We'll be putting up the tree on Sunday, maybe a few outside lights as well. We'll take it all down on the twelfth day of Christmas, Jan 6th.

Jenny
 
matriarch said:
EXACTLY !!!!!!

No trees (especially real ones), before Christmas Eve.

Come onnnnnnnn people. Get real. Its not even freakin' December yet!!??

:rolleyes:
They're americans. Thus, they wallow in kitsch. ;)

I can go as far as a week before Christmas, but anything else is just silly.


JRaven said:
...on the twelfth day of Christmas
Uh...guys. Christmas ends at the very least before the New Year.

Y'all can't be having them overlapping like that. Dontcha know that if you have two holidays occupying the same time, you create a rift of illogik in the temporal continuum? No wonder I'm always so bloody short of time. Your irresponsible holiday handling is causing it all to leak out therough the back door.
 
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Liar said:
They're americans. Thus, they wallow in kitsch. ;)

I can go as far as a week before Christmas, but anything else is just silly.

Last bank I worked at not only did they keep the tree up long enough for ME to have it up for my christmas :) Jan 7th, But after that we decorated it for Valntines day in pink and red, then we did green for st patricks day, pastels for easter, and then we did flags for 4th of July.

If it were up to me I'd never take the thing down :)

Then again its just plastic, if I had a real christmas tree (oak not that sticky pine) then I'd have to be more careful :)

~Alex
 
Liar said:
Uh...guys. Christmas ends at the very least before the New Year.

Y'all can't be having them overlapping like that. Dontcha know that if you have two holidays occupying the same time, you create a rift of illogik in the temporal continuum? No wonder I'm always so bloody short of time. Your irresponsible holiday handling is causing it all to leak out therough the back door.

Jan 6th on the new calander is the Epiphany . Many people refer to it as 'little Christmas'. Or for our swedish friends ;) Trettondedag

~Alex
 
Alex756 said:
Jan 6th on the new calander is the Epiphany . Many people refer to it as 'little Christmas'. Or for our swedish friends ;) Trettondedag

~Alex
Yes. That's a separate holiday. ;)
 
Liar said:
Yes. That's a separate holiday. ;)

Well than you don't get any cookies from me between the beginning and ending of the 12 day holiday ;) and I'm not sharing the sliva either ;)

~Alex
 
Alex756 said:
Well than you don't get any cookies from me between the beginning and ending of the 12 day holiday ;) and I'm not sharing the sliva either ;)

~Alex
The wut u said? ;)

So, on the 7th day of x-mas (did i count that right?)... does anyone care, since the New Year hooplah is doing down at the same time?
 
Liar said:
The wut u said? ;)

So, on the 7th day of x-mas (did i count that right?)... does anyone care, since the New Year hooplah is doing down at the same time?

Well honestly I can't answer that since my christmas is backdated from everyone else's so mine doesn't START until the 6th of january on christmas eve :) But Every day is something special, I just don't have the double conflict of new years and any of the 12 days of Xmas. Its kinda like the days leading up to lent. If it weren't for new orleans, the majority of America wouldn't have a clue ;)

I wonder if King cake and Sliva go together.

~Alex
 
matriarch said:
EXACTLY !!!!!!

No trees (especially real ones), before Christmas Eve.

Come onnnnnnnn people. Get real. Its not even freakin' December yet!!??

:rolleyes:

Pretty common practice here to put up the tree over the weekend following Thanksgiving. Fake tree, of course.

I have ZERO holiday spirit this year. No oomph for shopping or decorating or baking. I would, however, LOVE to be organizing an AH holiday party. Shall we all do New Year's Eve on Baltimore's Inner Harbor? The fireworks are terrific.
 
Quiet_Cool said:
I was actually expecting a picture of your penis with a star on top.

I'm kind of disappointed to tell the truth...

;)

Q_C

I'm trying to be good :eek:
 
Every since I was little we put up the tree and began decorating the day after Thanksgiving. It's a part of my childhood that I'll hold on too...
 

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can't even buy a tree here yet .. maybe another week
(and I'm talking about the genuine article here - yaknow the ones that get cut in tree farms, wrapped up like green sticks with needles then piled on trucks and shipped all over, then stuffed in snow banks so that us hearty folk can wander aimlessly looking for the perfect one, paying way too much for it, then getting it home and un-thawing it, only to find that its completely bald on one side, or worse, and then the needles start shedding, so loudly that there is a constant sound coming from the tree as they fall to the ground, ingraining themselves into the carpet and covering any token presents that maybe there)
 
~photoguy~ said:
can't even buy a tree here yet .. maybe another week
(and I'm talking about the genuine article here - yaknow the ones that get cut in tree farms, wrapped up like green sticks with needles then piled on trucks and shipped all over, then stuffed in snow banks so that us hearty folk can wander aimlessly looking for the perfect one, paying way too much for it, then getting it home and un-thawing it, only to find that its completely bald on one side, or worse, and then the needles start shedding, so loudly that there is a constant sound coming from the tree as they fall to the ground, ingraining themselves into the carpet and covering any token presents that maybe there)

Buy one, keep for years
 
~photoguy~ said:
can't even buy a tree here yet .. maybe another week
(and I'm talking about the genuine article here - yaknow the ones that get cut in tree farms, wrapped up like green sticks with needles then piled on trucks and shipped all over, then stuffed in snow banks so that us hearty folk can wander aimlessly looking for the perfect one, paying way too much for it, then getting it home and un-thawing it, only to find that its completely bald on one side, or worse, and then the needles start shedding, so loudly that there is a constant sound coming from the tree as they fall to the ground, ingraining themselves into the carpet and covering any token presents that maybe there)

Yeah.

Isn't Christmas great?

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b318/sweetsubsarahh/charliebrownchristmas.jpg
 
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