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I can tell you love Christmas and that is a good thing. We put our tree and decorations up the last of November/first of December....as much as I love all the decorations, I do get tired of them too. I start planning Christmas in October but I enjoy the fall too much to put Christmas up in October.
I am an old fashion "live tree" person, don't want it to dry out by Christmas so we tend to get it the second weekend in December at the earliest. Sometimes I put up the other Christmas decorations up on the 1st or when we get the tree. I take advantage of any warmer day in November to get outside lights up, but don't turn them on till December 1st. ~Shopping is all year round~
Same as you! We love Christmas. Also the outside lights and deer,snow man etc.
This year because of outrageous airfare for Thanksgiving-no help from our kids.
Have a lot of Christmas decorations but I'll do a little at a time-my motivation is my kids and their friends/fiance coming for Christmas!
I start on Thanksgiving weekend, sometimes Friday but most of the time on Saturday.
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