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Usually until Jan. 6 (Epiphany/Theophany) but with a new kitten who keeps trying to eat the artificial needles and steal the ornaments the tree might come down earlier this year. I will keep the winter village, lighted Jesse tree garland with ornaments, and ceramic Nativiy set on the fireplace mantle out until the 6th.

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My birthday is the second week of January and my parents usually put all of my presents under the tree. It was taken down the day after my birthday. I have always followed that tradition. This year it will come down today or tomorrow though, it is dead. I am used to cutting down my own tree in OR the day after Thanksgiving and it has always lasted but we are in UT now. Apparently I need to figure out a different place to get my tree next year.

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My sister-in-law's mother took hers down December 23rd. Yes, two days before the first day of Christmas. :D

 

I could be so tempted to do this. :D

 

Ours is staying up this year until we've watched the Doctor Who Christmas special, which means any time after tonight.

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Originally Posted by Oak Knoll Mom viewpost.gif

My sister-in-law's mother took hers down December 23rd. Yes, two days before the first day of Christmas. :D

 

Yikes! What then is the point of putting one up?

 

If it is a Solstice tree instead of a Christmas tree, it might make sense to some to be done with it on the 23rd.

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I don't put one up :)

 

Some years the kids do, this year they didn't.

 

They're Catholic, so they follow the customs of my in-laws; the tree goes up sometimes after the third week of advent and remains up through epiphany (or the weekend after). It's always a live tree, so that's about when it starts becoming a PITB to have around.

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