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I'm more interested in this expansion, it looks pretty neat.  We live close by and enjoy strolling through fairly often, it's quite nice when not packed.

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Might go today, supposed to be pretty nice.  

My wife does the inside and I do outside. Ladders are not my thing anymore, so if I can't get at it with a step stool, it's not getting touched. Bushes, garage door, front door, etc.

This is really nice, Clark, realllly nice. A real beut!

Does your grass go dormant at this time? Ours never does here.

I think this is going to be the last year with the pallet trees, though.  I don't have a great place to store them so they end up cluttering around the pool equipment on the side of the house.  My i s c & a aggie wife does not like this, and has made it known that this is not a sustainable situation.

So now I'm trying to think of something simple in the front yard that doesn't take up as much storage space but looks good.  In years past I've wrapped the tree trunks, which I like fine.  I really like vintage-y stuff, I prefer that old time family Christmas.

Yup, our St. Augustine is dormant from December through early March.

sucks when that's my window to visit Texas and play golf

Ours is pretty modest. I also don't like heights so I don't put them up on the top of the garage roofline peak. 

Just icicle lights along the frame of the garage door and net lights on the two bushes aside it, and then in front of the other side of the house net lights on two other bushes, some "lantern" lights, and a few LED christmas tree things. Wreath on the door, my wife's garden flag and decorative pillows on the chairs in front of the house, and a poinsettia. And then we're done with outside. 

Indoor decorations are definitely more extensive. I get the job of lighting the Christmas tree because I'm OCD so it is a meticulous process, and then she's in charge of the ornaments or else I'd be standing there picking one up and asking her "where does this go?" and she gets really annoyed by that. Plus I'm colorblind so I have trouble picking out the red ornaments against the green tree. Where I think there's a gap, there's often a red ornament. 

Although in typical fashion, it seems that every year brings a handful of new decorations, and every year it gets more extensive. Somehow I suspect that will continue, and 10 years from now it'll be a lot closer to Griswold status. Especially if we have a house we don't hate.

When I was a kid I remember my parents putting us in the car and taking us to see Candy Cane Lane in Lincolnwood, IL. That was something.

Google it and you'll see what I mean.