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While technically this decorating attempt was post Valentine's Day not pre, I recall gluing a heart-shaped, flamboyantly decorated Valentine's Day candy box lid to my bedroom wall as a kid once. And only once. I also recall how less than enthused my parents were when they discovered it.
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The only decorating I do for Valentine's Day includes removing the red and green Fiesta from the dining room table and replacing it with pink Fiesta. I also have an 18" white Christmas tree that I keep up all year round, switching the decorations with the season. Next up: red hearts.
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In our area nobody sells Mardi Gras decorations or decorates for Mardi Gras. It's a niche holiday to decorate for and will stick out like a sore thumb.
A niche holiday like ... Valentine's Day?
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It was a nightmare in Philly.
For every conceivable holiday they decorated, for Valentine's Day (starting in mid-January) rowhouse windows would be cluttered with the dollar store's "finest" decorations including red foil hearts, red glitter, red confetti, Cupid cutouts, plastic red roses...you name it.
LOL, I'm in Norristown and most people around here, and in Roxborough where I work, keep their exterior Christmas decorations up well into February.
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I am not sure if our HOA would allow Mardi Gras decorations when others are doing Valentine's Day.
Does your HOA police the inside of your homes, too?
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I only decorate for Valentine’s Day when I buy a new plumbing fixture.
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