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When do you take decorations down
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Community member Posts: 4,698 Disability Gamechanger
Sorry if this has already been asked but when do people take down their Christmas decorations?? I think the traditional way is on the 6th January but I'm feeling so overwhelmed by it and I can't seem to get started. I don't even have a lot to put away but it's feeling so daunting. Are most people's down already??
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That reminds me I keep forgetting to fetch the box upstairs to go in the loft mine went down news years day
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Mine came down on the 3rd Jan
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2nd Jan but we put them up a week early as grandson was visiting not that he noticed them
2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡 -
It was Jan 2nd this year
I agree it does feel a bit bare and boring in the days after @Teddybear12 Online Community Coordinator
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