uhm well i'm used to being in the cold for Christmas so it's all i know. it definitely brings to mind what the day should be like when i see people all hudled up with hot chocolate in hand, cold winds blowing outside the window.
are you really going to come over here for the Macy's Day Parade? i'm sure it's a blast. good luck though! lol.
"With my big black boots and an old suitcase, I do believe I'll find myself a new place..."
I have a stupid question, for all those in warm weather areas...
Do he christmas decorations all still have that "winter feel" to them, like do they have pictures of snow, and snowmen etc Or do they warm it up for those areas?
[quote=critterkeeper]I have a stupid question, for all those in warm weather areas...[/quote]
both! lots of people do theme trees out west: "western" "roosters" (no, truly) and just a compilation of ornaments collected over the years. i go for size and color. never equated the whole "cold/snow/brrrr/christmas looking" ornaments into my tree decorating. you've seen my inverted tree. basically it is just standing art for 30-days or so. boy how that may change here.
awe yes, what we knew as the "norm" is quite a bit different from what i am learning now!
sometimes when it is windy, we get tumble weeds that blow across the desert. we stack three high, buy that fake snow that sprays on windows, and spray on the the tumble weeds and wella! a snowman.
sprayed w/fake snow.
and
here is a photograph from 1950 - a few arizona state university students on campus
with their az snowman. this was taken in ASU's "A" mountain.
i love the Santa on a jet ski, lol. that's great!
uhm well i'm used to being in the cold for Christmas so it's all i know. it definitely brings to mind what the day should be like when i see people all hudled up with hot chocolate in hand, cold winds blowing outside the window.
are you really going to come over here for the Macy's Day Parade? i'm sure it's a blast. good luck though! lol.
"With my big black boots and an old suitcase, I do believe I'll find myself a new place..."
I have a stupid question, for all those in warm weather areas...
Do he christmas decorations all still have that "winter feel" to them, like do they have pictures of snow, and snowmen etc Or do they warm it up for those areas?
Be yourself...... Everyone else is taken!
[quote=critterkeeper]I have a stupid question, for all those in warm weather areas...[/quote]
both! lots of people do theme trees out west: "western" "roosters" (no, truly) and just a compilation of ornaments collected over the years. i go for size and color. never equated the whole "cold/snow/brrrr/christmas looking" ornaments into my tree decorating. you've seen my inverted tree. basically it is just standing art for 30-days or so. boy how that may change here.
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Oh that's so interesting.
Be yourself...... Everyone else is taken!
here in fl. we have to draw the snow on the windows ha!
oo ya, i want to know too. do they put like shades on the snowmen and shorts on the santa's? no seriously...
"With my big black boots and an old suitcase, I do believe I'll find myself a new place..."
[quote=Me in Wonderland]oo ya, i want to know too. do they put like shades on the snowmen and shorts on the santa's? no seriously...[/quote]
well, like so cal and florida, we have these little popular snowmen:
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That's hilarious!!!
I wonder, would a snowman keep on dry ice long enough to ship across country?
"If it suddenly ended tomorrow, I could somehow adjust to the fall
Good times and riches and son of a beeeiotches, I've seen more than I can recall"
[quote=LadyCerridwen48]That's hilarious!!![/quote]
awe yes, what we knew as the "norm" is quite a bit different from what i am learning now!
sometimes when it is windy, we get tumble weeds that blow across the desert. we stack three high, buy that fake snow that sprays on windows, and spray on the the tumble weeds and wella! a snowman.
sprayed w/fake snow.
here is a photograph from 1950 - a few arizona state university students on campus
with their az snowman. this was taken in ASU's "A" mountain.
<º))))><.·´¯`·.¸![]()
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