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mayerling|1388432253|3583164 said:I find it a bit strange that so many of you have taken it down before New Year's. Isn't New Year's still part of the holidays? How can you experience the holidays without the tree? My family also keeps it up until the feast of the Epiphany. The Epiphany marks the end of the twelve days of Christmas - December 25th to January 6.
AprilBaby|1388430683|3583138 said:Just finished taking it down! I was hating how crowded it made the room. I put a string or two of lights on the fireplace all winter to keep up the cheer of the lights!
gem_anemone|1388426492|3583087 said:Ours is already down!
monarch64|1388434767|3583192 said:mayerling|1388432253|3583164 said:I find it a bit strange that so many of you have taken it down before New Year's. Isn't New Year's still part of the holidays? How can you experience the holidays without the tree? My family also keeps it up until the feast of the Epiphany. The Epiphany marks the end of the twelve days of Christmas - December 25th to January 6.
I am experiencing them regardless of having a tree up or down, trust me.![]()
We normally leave ours up for New Year's, but our tree was real and this year we had good weather for getting the tree outside before NYE, so it went early. Plus for some reason it was shedding needles really bad this year. I think the place we usually buy trees started using a new (and worse) supplier.mayerling|1388432253|3583164 said:I find it a bit strange that so many of you have taken it down before New Year's. Isn't New Year's still part of the holidays? How can you experience the holidays without the tree? My family also keeps it up until the feast of the Epiphany. The Epiphany marks the end of the twelve days of Christmas - December 25th to January 6.