I was slow getting decorated. The older I get the more appealing it would be to donate it all each year and start fresh. No hauling boxes up and down from the basement. But I'd have to be rich. Not happening.
And I would miss these sweet glittery deer on the dining room table each year.
Nope, can't do it. So I'll continue to be a pack mule going up and down the stairs. Just not yet.
4 comments:
I do not take my Christmas decorations down until after Jan 6th...I love having them around me for a little while longer...love your beautiful Christmas decor! Happy New Year!
Your decorations are lovely and we need a little extra sparkle and light this time of year. I used to decorate early and take everything down on new year's day to make a fresh start of the year but now I usually don't get around to decorating until later (Just finished last night.) We have a 12th night party for the church choir on the Saturday closest to Jan 6th so now everything stays up until late in January or sometime in February. It's nice to enjoy the season a little longer and the twelve days of Christmas don't begin until the 25th. In medieval times, Christmas was a 40 day feast lasting from the 25th until Feb. 2 (Groundhog Day and half way between the winter solstice and the spring equinox.) We're not procrastinating, we're just old fashioned, right?
Haha...I know the feeling...I mean just putting all the decoration away kinda gives me this empty feeling. I like the ambiance it retains around the house, like a festivity going on.
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