I hung my lights differently this time--sag-like, from a bookcase over a frame under a mirror across a mask and window down to the socket. I'll hang decorations from the cord. This is mainly to leave room for the tapletop tree--a series of walnut arms that fit together treely, made by PossibiliTree--which will sit under the left sag.
About a quarter of my decorations come from a decoration party I hosted in my apartment in Edmonton in about 1993. Everyone brought one--taking the either tacky/gag route or the classy route I revisit every year at this time.
This time for me begins once I get my youngest daughter's birthday party out of the way, as I say. That's tonight.
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- Gerald Hill
- Gerald Hill's 7th poetry collection, Crooked at the Far End, appeared in 2020, from Radiant Press.
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3 comments:
Sag is a weird word. Hard to believe it's even a real word.
This is so uniquely enchanting! It really is! Like i feel that I almost didnt quiet catch that but my brain says no you did!
What a creative way to hang your lights! The sag arrangement sounds whimsical and dynamic, and I love how it leaves space for your unique tabletop tree by PossibiliTree. It’s also so special that some decorations carry memories from your 1993 party—those personal touches really make a display come alive.
In my work with Engineering Services in Karachi, careful planning and thoughtful design are just as important—whether it’s setting up a festive display or implementing a technical project, attention to detail and creative problem-solving make all the difference. Your setup is both functional and delightful!
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