Obviously, you guys know it's the month of Thanksgiving for Americans, and whether or not you celebrate Thanksgiving, have you decorated for Christmas yet? Because I know a lot of people who have already done the full-on works, from the lights, to the tree, to even getting presents. And I know others who think it's way too soon, and I'm one of those people. I think it's way too soon. I'd rather just enjoy the fall moments, or what's left of them, before we go into winter. Time is going by so fast, not going to lie, but yeah, I want to savor fall while it's still here, if that makes sense. So, yeah, I want to know, have you decorated or not?

Um, hopefully we aren't going to be hanging up Christmas lights soon and decorations.

exactly like you said it's the month of Thanksgiving which means it is too early my rule is if there's a holiday in between the holiday that you're preparing for then it is too early so don't be preparing for Halloween when Easter hasn't happened and don't be preparing for Christmas when Halloween nor Thanksgiving has happened

I have not, but I've been so tempted to buy like decorations for it though and start subtly setting them out, but I haven't I've been resisting the urge. Let's say that

I love autumn and I'm enjoying it like I'm still in the mode of like all the spooky things you know what I mean yeah I know Halloween just passed but I'm still it's still spooky season okay so I'm over here enjoying it

I usually decorate after Thanksgiving. Music and all that stuff probably started in August. I haven't really done that this year though. But yeah.

Oh no, not Christmas. Girl, we just got out of October. Halloween, you know? No, I'm just kidding. I think I heard like one Christmas carol so far in the store, and I'm like, I'm getting out of here, I can't. No, I have not decorated my house for Christmas yet. I don't know if I will necessarily. I thought of doing like a little train with some like snow and some tracks and stuff, but other than that, mm-mm, not this year.