Remember this Before Rememberance Day

[Anonymous]

https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpt1/v/t1.0-9/12140809_10153061704937750_9221332588382651961_n.jpg?oh=85efffdcbfa6444e14cc67d97e2c7c65&oe=56CC3E25">

[Renee]

Do people actually put Christmas Decorations up before Nov. 12th.



Here in the US, people usually start decorating the weekend after Thanksgiving which is usually the 3rd weekend in the month of November. Personally I think even that's like a week or two early.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

Too late. My neighbor has decorated hers already. Her tree is lit and sits by her window.

[Anonymous]

Do people actually put Christmas Decorations up before Nov. 12th.



Here in the US, people usually start decorating the weekend after Thanksgiving which is usually the 3rd weekend in the month of November. Personally I think even that's like a week or two early.

We don't Renee, but it does happen..



I never gave it any thought, but it is not good to have decorations up before Christmas.

[Ace]

My condo strata rules actually make sense in this one regard...



Outside Christmas lights can only be up from Dec. 1 to Jan. 15.  This is one rule I can live with...

[Anonymous]

My condo strata rules actually make sense in this one regard...



Outside Christmas lights can only be up from Dec. 1 to Jan. 15.  This is one rule I can live with...

You see condos in Calgary with them up all year Ace..



What are strata rules?

 

[Ace]

Don't know about Alberta, but here in BC condos have stratas.  I'm assuming AB is the same.  You may be seeing rental apartment blocks, which are different.



Strata rules dictate what an owner can do outside of their dwelling, to put it simply.  Many townhouses are strata governed also, as are gated communities and such.

[Anonymous]

Don't know about Alberta, but here in BC condos have stratas.  I'm assuming AB is the same.  You may be seeing rental apartment blocks, which are different.



Strata rules dictate what an owner can do outside of their dwelling, to put it simply.  Many townhouses are strata governed also, as are gated communities and such.

From what you have said, we would call that condo rules.

[Ace]

Yanks call it HOA rules.  Canada calls it Strata rules.



Same shit, different pile.



When I win the lottery, this place will be rented out for income, and I will be sitting by the babbling brook in the back of my 20 acres...

[Anonymous]

Yanks call it HOA rules.  Canada calls it Strata rules.



Same shit, different pile.



When I win the lottery, this place will be rented out for income, and I will be sitting by the babbling brook in the back of my 20 acres...

I don't think many Albertans would know what strata rules are Ace.

[Ace]

They do.  Just had to Google it.



In Alberta, it's known as the "condominium corporation."

The Condominium Property Act and the Condominium Property

Regulation set out the rules for operating and managing condominiums

in Alberta.

[cc]

Too late. My neighbor has decorated hers already. Her tree is lit and sits by her window.

That's really sad

[Anonymous]

They do.  Just had to Google it.



In Alberta, it's known as the "condominium corporation."

The Condominium Property Act and the Condominium Property

Regulation set out the rules for operating and managing condominiums

in Alberta.

What I meant Ace is we do not call it strata, that I'm aware of..



We have condo rules of course.

[Anonymous]

Too late. My neighbor has decorated hers already. Her tree is lit and sits by her window.

That's really sad

Before I never thought about it, but thanks to Herman, I agree.

[Ace]

Sorry 'bout that.  I assumed "Strata" was a more common term...