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When do you take down your tree & Decorations?

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I normally take mine down on the 2nd January but will be taking mine down tomorrow as I've not had time today, I just think that once Christmas and New Years Day have passed it's pointless having them still up and I love how clean & uncluttered the place looks once I've taken them down and my decorations are minimal anyway with just a tree and the fireplaces decorated in the lounge and dining room, erm then again perhaps two trees in different rooms isn't that minimal! :oops:

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I'll leave it till the last minute & do it on Monday... I always feel really sad when I take the tree down... I hate the big bare gap it leaves!! :(:oops:

 

I'm not keen on the start of the New Year anyway- it always seems really bland and ordered after all the sparkliness of Christmas. I'll only be happy once Pancake day's arrived! :lol:

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Have to say ours are all down now and it looks LOVELY! Normally I hate it as it looks so bare and boring and colourless, but actually it looks clean, and light and we have so much more space! To mark the start of the new year I'm about to paint a bit of my front room red as I bought a fab red and white cheap print from Sainsburys which I think will look fab on it!

 

Mrs B

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all mine are down, going to blitz dust tomorrow after everything has settled :wink:

 

House looks like we've been burgled :( I think it should be compulsory that we leave 'some' xmas lights up :lol::lol::lol:

 

having said that, the outside ones are off but haven't been taken down, as that is hubbys job. :wink:

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I've left some up, I know I know it's bad luck, but to be honest, this year I am going to flick a finger at the bad luck fariy - it's not my turn! So there are some sparkly lights in the dining room so we can have a colourful breakfast, and I pinned up about 3 dozen baubles all in a row off a ceiling beam in the hall and they are definitely staying - my house is a monument to magnolia otherwise (although I'm working on it! :wink: )

 

Mrs B

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If I have any energy left later, I'll do it today I think. I'm exhausted and in lots of pain today. We have been working on our master bedroom for ever, I think, and this weekend we hired a floor sander and edge sander to do up our oak floorboards....they are nearly there, but I can hardly move today due to back pain, hand pain, wrist pain, plus I think I'm coming down with something because my throat and neck are burning and my head throbbing....

 

SO I hope to do it later.........if I can move! :wink:

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I'll probably take ours done today as the children go back to school from tomorrow, so normal service will resume - and with that the dusting, yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk!!!!!

 

I always used to have a silver birch branch in the front hall with lights on which at least made the entrance look a bit cheerier, may resurrect that with a fresh branch and move the idea into our new extension with a sweetpea basket of lights to lighten it up at bit.

 

Mrs B, I think as long as they stay up all year, the bad luck fairy can't complain... :roll: !

 

Sha x

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