Front Yard Defines Religon and Community Support
I respect this Overheardian’s desire to get it right:
- When is it appropriate to remove the yellow ribbons related to HPHS football’s state title hopes? Am I a bad fan if take mine down first?
- Our Mad for Plaid sign has been up for two months. Can I take it down or will people think I didn’t support our schools?
- Christmas decorations. Should I take them down now or wait until Jan 2nd or thereabouts? (Don’t want to be a grinch)
- My neighbor still has a “He is Risen” cross in her flower bed area. Shouldn’t that one have come down after Easter?
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I thought you were suppossed to leave up the “He is Risen” until you got your “Mad for Plaid” and vice versa.
Really, it’s sad that there isn’t more focus on Chi Omega Christmas Market signage.
What’s that?
Well, the rising takes place every year, so they might as well leave the sign up a bit longer.