Maybe I should consider taking down the Christmas themed photo at right? Is it true what they say that if your Christmas tree is up after a certain date you have to leave it up all year-long?
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One year, I left the tree up till MAY!!!! I decided it would be a good idea to keep it up year round and call it an event tree. There seems to be something to celebrate every month…Valentine’s day, Saint Patty’s day,etc. Why not?!?