Anonymous
Post 09/15/2019 05:51     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:When you start decorating earlier, the novelty wears off, and by the end of October it does not feel quite as special



+1

Halloween is a fall holiday. It’s not fall yet. I understand that people like to decorate early because they’re busy, but let’s try to keep seasonal holidays in their appropriate seasons.



Let's not be so condescending and sounding like we're delivering a lecture.
Anonymous
Post 09/15/2019 04:50     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:When you start decorating earlier, the novelty wears off, and by the end of October it does not feel quite as special


Why does it matter to you what brings someone else joy? https://onsizzle.com/t/avacado-toast


Why does OP feel the need to start this thread, knowing that it would bring criticism?


Attention wh*re.
Anonymous
Post 09/15/2019 01:44     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I haven’t put anything up yet, but I’m planning what we’ll do this year. We have a tradition here that all the decorations go up on October 1, and for 31 days we watch clips of The Nightmare Before Christmas.

The older kids start designing their costumes in September so we have time to make them, and the little ones start planning their costumes and making any little crafts they want to display. Then on 9/30 and 10/31, we have a decorating party (just our family with snack food and spooky music) and we do a big fall cleaning and decorating. It’s the best way to get the kids excited about cleaning. You can’t decorate a messy room, so let’s wash those baseboards and vacuum the heck out of this place!

Then we take down the Halloween specific decor the first week of November, and start planning any Christmas decorations we need to make or buy. The full transition happens Thanksgiving weekend. We have a similar process for winter decorating except switching from TNBC to Frosty and Rudolph.


And you put it all on Facebook, right?


Nope. Haven’t posted on Facebook since 2012, and even then I didn’t post inane crap like Halloween decorations. I answered a question on an anonymous message board, not sure why that equates to oversharing everything with my name and photos attached to it.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2019 06:34     Subject: Halloween decor
We put up fall decorations (leaves, some basic pumpkins, stuff like that). It’s stuff that will stay up through thanksgiving with different things added for Halloween and thanksgiving.

My son has been begging to decorate for Halloween but I told him we should wait until October. I usually wait until after his birthday which is at the beginning of October.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 18:11     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Halloween is fun. The only thing holding me back is getting through a Sept birthday this weekend and then I may start slowly setting out a few things for the kids. Love the Michaels craft ideas! I’m going to look into that.

I will say I bought some cabbages and a mum last weekend when it was cooler and they look pretty sad in this heatwave.


My mums are happy, why are you so bad at mum care? It’s probably that you are low class.


Mums are trashy.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 14:53     Subject: Re:Halloween decor
Op is this you?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VYMO8vouFNU

Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 14:46     Subject: Halloween decor
Is everyone on this thread just PMSing or do you really care that someone decorates for holidays early?

Get some real problems people.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 13:29     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are we the only family that decorated d for Halloween this week? Super early I know, but back to school has been tough and it cheered everyone up!

Yes, you are. What are you looking for here?


To see how pissy people can get
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 12:42     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:Are we the only family that decorated d for Halloween this week? Super early I know, but back to school has been tough and it cheered everyone up!

Yes, you are. What are you looking for here?
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 09:50     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Halloween is fun. The only thing holding me back is getting through a Sept birthday this weekend and then I may start slowly setting out a few things for the kids. Love the Michaels craft ideas! I’m going to look into that.

I will say I bought some cabbages and a mum last weekend when it was cooler and they look pretty sad in this heatwave.


My mums are happy, why are you so bad at mum care? It’s probably that you are low class.


You’re probably right.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 09:38     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:When you start decorating earlier, the novelty wears off, and by the end of October it does not feel quite as special


Why does it matter to you what brings someone else joy? https://onsizzle.com/t/avacado-toast


Why does OP feel the need to start this thread, knowing that it would bring criticism?


Who knows? Maybe she’s having fun watching all of these women get so worked up over something so trivial. Maybe you will show up in a blog somewhere
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 08:43     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:I haven’t put anything up yet, but I’m planning what we’ll do this year. We have a tradition here that all the decorations go up on October 1, and for 31 days we watch clips of The Nightmare Before Christmas.

The older kids start designing their costumes in September so we have time to make them, and the little ones start planning their costumes and making any little crafts they want to display. Then on 9/30 and 10/31, we have a decorating party (just our family with snack food and spooky music) and we do a big fall cleaning and decorating. It’s the best way to get the kids excited about cleaning. You can’t decorate a messy room, so let’s wash those baseboards and vacuum the heck out of this place!

Then we take down the Halloween specific decor the first week of November, and start planning any Christmas decorations we need to make or buy. The full transition happens Thanksgiving weekend. We have a similar process for winter decorating except switching from TNBC to Frosty and Rudolph.


And you put it all on Facebook, right?
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 08:42     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:When you start decorating earlier, the novelty wears off, and by the end of October it does not feel quite as special


Why does it matter to you what brings someone else joy? https://onsizzle.com/t/avacado-toast


Why does OP feel the need to start this thread, knowing that it would bring criticism?
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 08:39     Subject: Halloween decor
By decorating, if you mean putting out the cheap crap I see all over HomeGoods and the like, then no. I don't do that, now or at all.


My kids make crafts that I hang up to decorate, but I don't start doing that until October.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2019 07:57     Subject: Halloween decor
Anonymous wrote:Halloween is fun. The only thing holding me back is getting through a Sept birthday this weekend and then I may start slowly setting out a few things for the kids. Love the Michaels craft ideas! I’m going to look into that.

I will say I bought some cabbages and a mum last weekend when it was cooler and they look pretty sad in this heatwave.


My mums are happy, why are you so bad at mum care? It’s probably that you are low class.