More Christmas lights have gone up at the new house.
Most of the new stuff has gone up by the garage, and on that tall, tall bank of cedar trees that line the north side of the driveway. I was hoping that the “wall” made by the cedar trees would be easier to hand lights on, but those branches are much more flimsy and less structurally able to hold the light strings that I had hoped. And the last thing I want to do is start damaging the trees.
The lights first started going up after Thanksgiving and it’s obvious that I’ll never have as many lights here as I did at the old house. (Who knew in 2016 when I wrote that, thinking it was the last year at that house, that we had one more to go – but now we’re out.) There’s just not as much surface area to the house, and there are far, far fewer trees and bushes and foliage to drape lights on. But this isn’t bad for what I’ve got.
I also fixed the “bag of electricity and water” issues and put some really nice digital timers on to replace the clunky and only marginally useful analog “clock-style” timers I had.
So now the four sets of outside lights as well as the Christmas tree in the big front window all turn on and off within a minute of each other.
I like it!
And just how are you going to spot 46P/Witianen past that lot? No, I jest, I know you’ll turn them off for that.
One of the things I’ll be doing when I visit my family pre-Christmas is to check out the areas I’d like to move to. I want to see them in all their Christmas lights horror!
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46P/Witianen? I’ll be lucky to see the full moon!
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