You guys are insane with this holiday stuff. Way too early for that, Thanksgiving didn't even pass yet.
Insane... probably,

but I'm happy!
My tradition has been to have the Christmas trees (yes, plural) up, with lights, no decorations, and a train or two, maybe three running underneath on Thanksgiving Day. Decorations would come the weekend after Thanksgiving.
As my health has declined, along with my productivity, I've started to begin my preparations much earlier, it works for me!
Growing up in the old country there was no such thing.
In Hungary, the Christmas tree is traditionally decorated on Christmas Eve once the children have gone to bed. At least that is how it was for my Hungarian wife. America's influence has likely changed that for many. Even my wife's parents would put up the Christmas tree on Advent Sunday after the kids had grown.
And maybe we can express our opinions without calling anyone "insane"
I'm not offended, there is truth in what Mac said. I'm crazy about Christmas!
I sure can explain and elaborate, no problem there...just my mouth gets ahead of my brain sometimes
We all have our weaknesses; God knows I have mine! Diversity is part of the beauty of God's creation.
Christmas. And the quiet anticipation was exactly what made it special. Here it's just overkill, it doesn't feel special at all.
Christmas holds a special place in my heart, signifying the birth of Jesus. For others, it may revolve around Santa Claus. Christmas carries different meanings for different people. How or why, we celebrate Christmas is not what matters.
Regardless of the reason one may cherish Christmas, it remains a special occasion. It's the one time of year when peace and goodwill prevail in the thoughts of many.
Whether you celebrate Advent, set up a Nativity scene, or place a giant inflatable Santa in your front yard the day after Halloween, it's all good! Celebrate Christmas in your own unique way.
Respect, tolerance and understanding are the keys to how we can all get along.