When is it too early to put Holiday lights/decorations up?

[Sason]

Close up of my Negativity Scene. Yes, Negativity Scene. Make note of everyone's expressions.

 

[CellarDweller]

I hate to ask--sort of--but I'm going to anyway. Why don't you move your monitor when you want to take pictures of your windows? My opinion--it would make a much nicer picture without the monitor.

Because that's not my monitor, that's my flatscreen TV.    My computer monitor is in the bottom left corner of the image.   The TV is larger than what I wanted, but it was the model that had the functions I wanted, so I got it. 





^^^                                                                                             ^^^
Monitor                                                                                            TV

[Jeff Wrangler]

Well, can't you move it, or at least turn it off when you want to take a picture? 

So it doesn't look like you're decorating with blonde women?    (Thank you, Sason.    )

BTW, I like your star tree-topper. We always had a star.

[CellarDweller]

I could, but it's large, and I'd have to pick it up, disconnect the wires to move it, take the pic, put it back, reconnect everything which causes it to reboot, and it's a lot of crap to go through for a pic.

[Sason]

Poor Chuck. Here's a little consolation prize for you (and everyone else)

It's a gem of a short film, about a drunk tourist who wreaks havoc at a restaurant.
The main (and only) actor is the film maker's one year old daughter. She does nothing that any one year old wouldn't,
but the setting makes it hilarious. It's very clever.

You have to click the bottom line that says "Visa p? YouTube"

[Jeff Wrangler]

I could, but it's large, and I'd have to pick it up, disconnect the wires to move it, take the pic, put it back, reconnect everything which causes it to reboot, and it's a lot of crap to go through for a pic.

Yes, that would be, but why don't you turn it off? 

But never fear, I'm done trying to play director. 

Mr. DeMille is ready for your close-up.