The holidays aren't over until.....

[Mitchell Andrus]

...all of the cookies and candy have been devoured. That might be sometime in February around here.

Tree's down, but that's just symbolic.
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[Joe Pelonio]

We took down the tree and lights this weekend too. We used a more sensible approach to cookies this year. We made small batches of each kind and froze the rest of the dough, so we can make more smaller batches and stretch the goodies out another month or two.

[Belinda Barfield]

We're down to Amaretto Truffle Fudge, and since I'm not eating any it seems to be sticking around for a while.

[Jim Becker]

I'm enjoying my "adult chocolate" daily...rationing it makes it last longer. (kiddos don't like dark chocolate, fortunately... :D)

[John Schreiber]

. . . when you've actually finished the projects you promised for Christmas.

[glenn bradley]

I used my upside down cyclone cone for a tree. I had to take it down this weekend as I finally mounted the cyclone in the shop so I guess, Christmas is over.

[Joe Cunningham]

. . . when you've actually finished the projects you promised for Christmas.

:eek: Mid-Jan for me. I can hear my SIL singing "On the 20th day of Christmas, my brother-in-law gave to me, a jewelry box of Maple and Cherry"

[Brian Effinger]

. . . when you've actually finished the projects you promised for Christmas.
In that case, it isn't 2009 now either. :eek::D;) More like 2001 for me.

[Dewey Torres]

I used my upside down cyclone cone for a tree. I had to take it down this weekend as I finally mounted the cyclone in the shop so I guess, Christmas is over.

Not only that but cyclones don't work to well upside down.:D