For most of the year, Vince Miller's address is on Northeast Park Road in Seattle. In December, he lives on "Candy Cane Lane."
A few weeks before Christmas, Miller, 61 years old and a network engineer at T-Mobile, outlines his three-bedroom house with red-and-white lights, puts a wreath in the window and adds two large candy-cane ornaments to his front lawn. About 15 to 20 neighbors do the same to their homes in their own styles. Then he and his neighbors get together and set up a large holiday-themed carousel that surrounds a holly bush in the street's traffic circle.
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