aside: broken rib
Published by reverendmother 10 months, 3 weeks agoDid I mention that R thinks he broke a rib when he fell down the stairs? Poor baby. There’s nothing you can do but take drugs for it. But let’s just say the Christmas tree is still up…
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Oh, poor R!
And Christmas trees just have to be down for Easter. You’ve got time.
ugh! sorry, r. the mr. cracked a rib this summer. he just waited it out, basically, while i tried not to laugh at him for the ridiculous manner in which he broke it (on a boogie board… no, really).
I was in S Louisiana when my daughter was born in February. I just joined in the Cajun tradition of keeping the tree up, taking down the Christmas decorations, and hanging Mardi Gras decorations. Actually, I just hung the necklaces that we caught during the parades. Aaahh… I miss that. The tree was good until Lent.
My mom and I kept our tree up until March one year. I lost track of time and forgot to take it down before I had to leave for college, and she wasn’t strong enough to do it herself (she had had some health problems over the course of that year). I was student teaching, so even though I was coming home almost every weekend, I just didn’t have time for something so trivial.