It took the three of us, two days but we finally got all the Christmas lights up outside. :biggrin1: It's not an over the top light extravaganza, nor is it set to music but it's in our signature color and it looks quite nice if I do say so myself.
We still use the big C9 lights in green for the fence and we went with the mini blinking lights for the bushes near the door. Over the garage we have a US Flag made entirely of lights. Dad's a veteran of Korea and he 'borrowed' the flag from me after 9/11 and never gave it back. :tongue:
Dad wanted to switch over to the little LED lights this year but I really like the look of the big lights. He claims they use less electricity. That got me wondering:
Wizards in Winter by TSO
Carol of the Bells
Superman Theme
LED Christmas Lights
Coca~Cola Christmas
We still use the big C9 lights in green for the fence and we went with the mini blinking lights for the bushes near the door. Over the garage we have a US Flag made entirely of lights. Dad's a veteran of Korea and he 'borrowed' the flag from me after 9/11 and never gave it back. :tongue:
Dad wanted to switch over to the little LED lights this year but I really like the look of the big lights. He claims they use less electricity. That got me wondering:
- Do the chaser and blinking lights use more or less electricity than the steady ones?
- Will you scale back your seasonal light display this year because of the economy?
- Do you go overboard with lights and decorations at this time of year?
- Do you worry about your December electric bill or do you consider it a seasonal expense like candy canes and hot cocoa?
Wizards in Winter by TSO
Carol of the Bells
Superman Theme
LED Christmas Lights
Coca~Cola Christmas