Goofyernmost
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Me too, but, I still hate cold and snow, but, at least we agree on that.
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Oh yeah. Two per day next year, baby.
@JenniferS, too lazy to go back and quote. I'm not a fan of dark chocolate either.
(I really hope that was Jennifer who posted about not liking dark chocolate.)
(I really hope that was Jennifer who posted about not liking dark chocolate.)
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
You are correct, Sir.
Major relief.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
I have mixed feelings about these shows. On the one hand, there are some people who are so talented and put together amazing, creative displays--some with various computer program enhancements. On the other hand, some displays are just over-the-top; and the impression I get is that they're just saying, hey, my light display is bigger, more powerful, and better than everyone else's. (O.k. . . . so . . . who cares?
)Perhaps I'm just more low key, and I think that most of the overdone, giant displays miss the target. Not a fan of overkill . . . I far prefer smaller displays (whether whimsical like Jennifer's, or elegantly appointed, understated ones).
That aside, one thing that hubs and I like to do around the holidays is drive around the streets and "rate" the displays. What cracks us up are the people who don't have a clue about stringing up lights, and they also put up all kinds of mismatched carp. I'd be mortified to live in those houses; but apparently, the people who live in them think their decorations are a masterpiece!
Nemo14
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We do the same thing. Of course we sing while driving around too...I have mixed feelings about these shows. On the one hand, there are some people who are so talented and put together amazing, creative displays--some with various computer program enhancements. On the other hand, some displays are just over-the-top; and the impression I get is that they're just saying, hey, my light display is bigger, more powerful, and better than everyone else's. (O.k. . . . so . . . who cares?
Perhaps I'm just more low key, and I think that most of the overdone, giant displays miss the target. Not a fan of overkill . . . I far prefer smaller displays (whether whimsical like Jennifer's, or elegantly appointed, understated ones).
That aside, one thing that hubs and I like to do around the holidays is drive around the streets and "rate" the displays. What cracks us up are the people who don't have a clue about stringing up lights, and they also put up all kinds of mismatched carp. I'd be mortified to live in those houses; but apparently, the people who live in them think their decorations are a masterpiece!
Nemo14
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When my kids were little there was a place in Connecticut that we used to bring the kids to every year. It was amazing - thousands of lights and animated things, and the owner would greet each visitor personally. His son loved Christmas and had been killed in a car accident, so this was his way of honoring his son.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
We do the same thing. Of course we sing while driving around too...
Ha! (That would probably put Hubs over the edge!
He doesn't mind singing, he's just not into Christmas music. Although, that usually doesn't stop me . . . 
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Nemo14
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Sometimes I think you and I are sisters, then I remember that whole snow/winter thing and come to my senses.Ha! (That would probably put Hubs over the edge!
MinnieM123
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NYwdwfan
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Nemo14
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Does that make you Olaf?
