I took all my decorations down off the attic, and am realizing, I HAVE NO WHERE TO PUT IT. I have a normal sized house, and what space can be used, is being used. I just feel like selling it all and being done with itI have a good amount for outside, but for inside, beyond what can be shoved into a house.
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So fustrated with Halloween Decorating! –
10-04-2010,03:48 PM
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10-04-2010,03:51 PM
I change things out and use the bins to store the normal stuff. Have you tried that?
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10-04-2010,03:51 PM
Could you move some of your furniture or other stuff to the attic during October so that you'd have some space to use your decorations? It would be a temporary inconvenience, but you'd get to enjoy seeing your Halloween decorations.
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10-04-2010,03:56 PM
To be honest, the attic is maybe 4ft high, and I have to bend on my knees and drag it all out, which is hard enough, but when I got it all down, and went to put up some things, it was why to much, and I'm just beyond agrivated at the moment.
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10-04-2010,04:06 PM
Do you put it all indoors and out? Theres always making a back yard haunt as well for you to enjoy and walk friends through.
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10-04-2010,04:32 PM
I totally understand the fustration. I'll end up with a mess in the house & garage for a few days until I can put the empty boxes back into the attic after decorating. Can you put your boxes/bins in a spare bedroom on the floor/bed until you get done? Or the garage?
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10-04-2010,05:33 PM
Hey HF! Hang in there! You gotta pace yourself when you're doing the tedious stuff!
I know whenever we dig out our Halloween (and it's stashed all over the house and the garage) it looks like a bomb has hit the place. And because we're a little short on space we have to break EVERYTHING down, monsters get disassembled, frames stacked, clothing folded. Feels like it takes forever and sometime I wonder why.
But then....Halloween!
Grab a beverage, take a load off. You'll figure it out. Your haunt from last year was AWESOME! Can't wait to see this year's edition. (That Masquerade Skeleton is pretty sweet. I don't blame you a bit.)
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10-04-2010,05:53 PM
Hallow and you know what they say --"Never give up -- Never surrender!"
It will all work out and you will feel so glad you didn't let frustration rule.
Maybe this year - just tone down a few things and try to R-E-L-A-X about all that you want to accomplish.
I bet your place looks fantastic when all is done - and who cares about the mess ?
As long as there's a path to my bed -- I can live with it! LOL
BUT - if you are really on the edge (and who isn't right now?) you could donate a few items to an area non-profit haunt or community center where kids will enjoy the decorations. Weed out a few things that you may no longer want to deal with and find a good charity or community center that will enjoy them. OR have an open house and make things available for sale to guests who stop in. That way , you may make some new haunt friends and a little cash to spend on NEW stuff for next year!!
Hang in there - but don't let the rope get too tight!

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