To deck the halls, or not to deck the halls, that is the question. In recent years, discussions of whether or not one should decorate for Christmas before Thanksgiving have intensified. This is thanks to the internet, which allows us a peek into homes and lives that would otherwise remain unknown.
Both sides in this debate are passionate. Sometimes, those opposed to the early appearance of festive decor act downright offended at the thought of Christmas lights twinkling while we gather to give thanks. As a supporter of the “decorate whenever you want” camp, I can’t relate.
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