Decorations

The Christmas season is over, but that doesn't mean you can't still decorate your yard to honor the (often uncomfortable) freezing weather of January, and one Minnesotan decided to do just that in the most unique way possible.

This is definitely different from your run-of-the-mill gently used clothes and furniture that you typically find on Facebook Marketplace.

Well, we made it past Thanksgiving, so that means I can start decorating my house for Christmas.

For the past couple of weeks I've been asking you to let me know where some of the scarier Halloween decorated houses were in our community. Apparently there aren't that many places that go as gung ho for Halloween as they do on Christmas, so here are a few of the places that I visited last night...

Recently I posted a blog about my desire to find houses in and around the community that have gone that extra mile and done some extensive decorating for Halloween. I've received a few addresses of places that are all lit up to celebrate this season of ghosts, goblins and candy overindulgence...

Well, here we are at October 13, 2016, nearly halfway through the month, a little less than two and half weeks from Halloween and I still don't have my candy corn lights hung along the little fence that lines my walk or any decorations hung in the windows and the trees outside...