From: Jim Janda
To: AviKarkay@yahoo.com
Subject: Christmas Decorations by Decolight Installation Specialists
Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001


For the past 10 years I've been going thru the same scenario which typically begins the first weekend in December:
  1. Envision an attractive, well-thought out, balanced lighting display
  2. Totally underestimate the time it will take to install all the stuff.
  3. Go to the store full of pep and motivation.
  4. Go crazy buying on impulse, convinced I'll somehow find the time to install all the stuff I'm buying (as well as all the stuff from previous years' buying sprees).
  5. Spend the next three weekends putting lights and decorations up - and still only using about one third of what I have.
  6. Come to the realization that this is all I'm going to be able to install this year and throw the remaining two-thirds of my decorations in a pile in the garage.
  7. Receive lukewarm comments from family and others on the decorations I did get up - and rightfully so for a spotty, unbalanced, Hodge-podge display.
  8. Tell myself that next year will be different, better, etc…
  9. 11 months later start the exact same process all over again.
I've got a feeling that you might be able to help me from repeating that cycle this year. The house is fairly large and the grounds around it even larger. I'd prefer to have a service that provides the materials, puts up a grand display, then returns after the holidays to take down and remove all the decorations, so I don't have to be concerned about where to store it all for the next year.

As far as determining how much to spend the easiest thing would be to look at pictures of things you've done and for you to say "Something similar to this would cost $__________, something more elaborate like this would cost $__________, and something really grand like this would run $__________." That would give me three or so choices to choose from depending on how extensive I want to go this year.
Thanks,
Jim Janda


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