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@ghost-of-a-duke said
One of my wife's paintings.

(Not connected to this thread, but's let's call him Snowy).
Ah … your wife paints! Lovely 🙂


@ghost-of-a-duke said
One of my wife's paintings.

(Not connected to this thread, but's let's call him Snowy).
She has some talent, and Snowy sounds much better in my humble opinion.

-VR


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@ponderable said
Done
When do you guys count the end of Christmas time?

6th of January (as is customary in modern Germany)
2nd of February (40 days with the relevant rites in Judaism)


Any other? (Then we change back our avatras I presume)

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@ponderable said
When do you guys count the end of Christmas time?

6th of January (as is customary in modern Germany)
2nd of February (40 days with the relevant rites in Judaism)


Any other? (Then we change back our avatras I presume)
To me Christmas is generally over on Boxing day, no later than New Year. So my avatar has been changed back to normal.


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I have no Christmas tree, no decorations. What I have is two 'electric Advent candlesticks', hyacinths, 'mini-bulb strand'(?) and some decorations and ivy on the balcony. The Christmas feeling is long gone. I keep what I think is beautiful.


@ponderable said
When do you guys count the end of Christmas time?
For as long as seasonal guests linger.

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@torunn said
I have no Christmas tree, no decorations. What I have is two 'electric Advent candlesticks', hyacinths, 'mini-bulb strand'(?) and some decorations and ivy on the balcony. The Christmas feeling is long gone. I keep what I think is beautiful.
When I was young, Christmas was delineated by the bumper 2-week issues of the Radio Times and the TV Times.


@ponderable said
When do you guys count the end of Christmas time?

6th of January (as is customary in modern Germany)
2nd of February (40 days with the relevant rites in Judaism)


Any other? (Then we change back our avatras I presume)
The Episcopal Church of America has a feast day on Jan. 6th, Epiphany, and so that has always been the end of Christmas celebration for me.



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Do you have any atheists in your family? I bet you do.

Are they still your family even though you don't agree with them? I bet they are.


Gonna have to try harder than that to denigrate me. Way harder.

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In my uncle's house, as I recall, he always said that it was Christmas every day. The spirit is what he meant, although I never got a chance to ask him. The spirit of goodwill towards your fellow man.

Anyone know of an appropriate avatar for representing this spirit? A holy spirit, which is invisible, but one can see the effects it causes.

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