We’re in the Season of Light, now. If you had any doubt you only have to drive around your neighborhood. Some went up before Thanksgiving! Many went up on Thanksgiving weekend. I understood that, but I, as you know, hold out until December.
Last year’s lights.
Marsha R. West, Author 
We put our lights up outside before Thanksgiving, but wait until Thanksgiving evening to turn them on. This year for the first time we didn’t put them on our yew tree outside our living room windows. I miss seeing those lights and have mentioned it to Bill. It’s so dark when we look out. Next year they’ll be up again.
Regular temperature is 8 degrees this a.m.
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Hey, Susan. I appreciate you not turning the lights on until at least Thanksgiving. LOL We used to have neighbors across the street from us and he got those lights out mid November and it was a very cool display, but he’d turn them on. Of course, now we have the lake out our windows and I have white lights on the railing of the walkway and a string from the house to a tree to the house. I have those on all year. I enjoy them, but I know the folks on the other side of the lake can see them the way I see theirs. Lights are really nice. Though we’ve recently heard from our neighborhood association about too many lights on all the time mess with the animals we share the space with. Who knew?
Brrrrrr! 8 degrees!!! Yikes. It’s 45 degrees at 1 in the afternoon with a 9 mph wind making it feel like 30. Wreaths are still not up! LOL Thanks so much for stopping and sharing. 🙂
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Christmas lights can make you cra-a-a-a-zy. They work one minute when testing them, but when they are hung, the will not light! Grrrrrr–GT experienced that this year. We had to go buy lights to go across the front of the house above the porch. And they weren’t on sale that time of year.!! That is a double whammy. Your lights look very festive and fun at your house. Enjoy!
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