Christmas trees

Yes, I admit, when it comes to dragging out the Christmas lights and all the tinsel, I’m probably the last to break them out. I think we got out all the decorations just DAYS before Christmas last year. But now that we’re settling into our new house and unpacking the boxes, instead of putting the decorations away in the shed, only to drag them out again in a few weeks, I’m thinking there’s no time like the present to decorate. My husband, on the other hand, is thinking a bit differently. Now I realize that Thanksgiving hasn’t even arrived yet, but I’m just curious, is it too early to decorate for Christmas?

Yes, I admit, when it comes to dragging out the Christmas lights and all the tinsel, I’m probably the last to break them out. I think we got out all the decorations just DAYS before Christmas last year. But now that we’re settling into our new house and unpacking the boxes, instead of putting the decorations away in the shed, only to drag them out again in a few weeks, I’m thinking there’s no time like the present to decorate. My husband, on the other hand, is thinking a bit differently. Now I realize that Thanksgiving hasn’t even arrived yet, but I’m just curious, is it too early to decorate for Christmas?

Have you taken down your Christmas decorations yet? If you have a Christmas tree to dispose of, the Cheyenne Boy Scouts annual tree pick up is Saturday, January 5. Trees to be picked up should be placed on the front curb by 6:30 a.m. and must be free of tinsel, wire, nails, ornaments, plastic bags and other non-natural materials. In case of windy weather, trees should be secured to a mailbox or ot