up to August.

It works for me.

you don't have to climb a ladder and it doesn't cost anything.

win, win

In the windows works.

after I took it down last year. I refuse to buy any more of it.

so said my husband.


Me: Look what I found at Costco! All new lights!

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I've been being a grinch. [img][/img] This will be our first Christmas in a much smaller place. Decorating it may help me feel more at home.

He gets extra money for his kids' Christmas gifts.
Wifey gets the house decorated.
You get to watch while drinking a beer and lounging around.
What's not to like?

I hope your hospital visit is short and rewarding.


Get well soon, please.

works for me

if your neighbors have a decent setup

It's weird, but it is an option.

Oh, did you mean just for the holidays?

Only, spray the cars

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They dig themselves out of the ground for you, and the larger ones will buy you a shot of vodka just for picking them.

they'll infuse your soil with the right ingredients to grow tomacco

think she should put up the lights herself if she wants them. It's not a "man's job"!

Apparently there's some fine print in the divorce settlement papers I didn't bother to read before I signed the papers.

Every year I want to put the lights up outside when the weather is warm but she won't let me unless she is out there supervising. But she never finds the time to do this until it gets to be about zero. She can stand there all bundled up nice and warm as she gives me directions while I freeze my ass off working hanging up the lights bare handed.

I wanted to do the task yesterday when it was 52 degrees outside but she wasn't up to it.

I hate exterior X-Mas lights.

I really hate them.

Could you not also just toss it in the yard and plug it in?

He said he wasn't about to put any effort into decorating for a bunch of strangers driving by.