The same normally! But might be doing an early Christmas for my best friend just incase he looses the battle with cancer. Gonna get a real Christmas tree for the dining room and put up the usual tree in the living room too.  |
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I'm hosting a very big family Christmas this year, about 30 people so I've bitten the bullet and hired a company to do the outside lights and the house decs. I'm having the outside lights co-ordinated to music, so should be fun  It's all getting done on the 23rd of November, but I won't switch all the lights on until the 1st of December. |
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I had a wooden Christmas tree delivered on Friday which was locally made. It’s about 3ft tall
I’ve been dying to decorate it since Friday so I did it this afternoon to see how it looked. I will put up the decs on my ceiling clothes airer next weekend as I’m having a few folks in for dinner end of Nov and I want a festive feel. |
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By *edeWoman
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Usually last weekend in November/first in December but given the fact I've just moved and don't see the point of putting the decorations away somewhere I might just do them this week |
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"I'm hosting a very big family Christmas this year, about 30 people so I've bitten the bullet and hired a company to do the outside lights and the house decs. I'm having the outside lights co-ordinated to music, so should be fun It's all getting done on the 23rd of November, but I won't switch all the lights on until the 1st of December."
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