Dolly Parton is embracing the holiday spirit this year in a big way. With the launch of her bakeware line, a festive sweater collection, and her first new Christmas album in decades, she’s certainly made the season bright. Plus, there’s her delightfully whimsical Netflix film, “Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square.” Recently, she shared a unique holiday tradition during an interview on Max’s podcast, The Cozy Corner. Parton revealed that she keeps her Christmas decorations up until January, long after many have taken theirs down.
“I put up my decorations the day after Thanksgiving,” she explained. “I celebrate Christmas and Thanksgiving until my birthday on the 19th of January. I always make sure my decorations stay up until after my birthday because I’m still in the celebration mood!”
While you might not have a January birthday, feel free to keep those decorations up as long as you wish. After all, January and February can feel quite dreary, with no major holidays to look forward to (and let’s be honest, Valentine’s Day doesn’t quite have the same flair). If you want to leave your Christmas cheer up until spring, go for it!
Interestingly, a recent survey revealed that over half of Americans believe it’s perfectly fine to keep holiday decorations displayed beyond early January. A significant 83% expressed that their decorations provided much-needed joy during a challenging year. This is a great opportunity to embrace your inner Dolly and make it a new tradition to keep your festive decor around for as long as you desire.
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In summary, Dolly Parton champions the joy of keeping Christmas decorations up until her birthday in January, and you can do the same! With many Americans agreeing that holiday cheer is a welcome sight during the winter months, there’s no need to rush to take down those festive touches. Embrace the season and let the decorations shine as a reminder of joy and celebration!
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