Is it the lights, or the home, that's the problem?

Or both?

Or a lack of darkness?

It's the fact that I usually turn my light (lamp, singular) on when I wake up or when it isn't anything other than gloriously  .

You see, I almost always (in truth, always) have my curtains drawn shut.

It is however gloriously  right now so my light (lamp, singular) is currently off.


I will however let you all know when I turn it (lamp, singular) on today.

I turned the lights on at 1.30pm, 13 minutes ago.

The Christmas lights?

I turned my lights on twenty minutes ago.

Steviebaby wrote:

The Christmas lights?

I was referring to the purely illuminatory lights.

However, I did turn on the Christmas lights during the morning, to test them before putting them on the tree, as my old dad taught me to do, and again about 5pm when I'd finished decorating the tree.

It's so dark and gloomy today I've had the lights on all day, except when I was in town having my eyes tested of course, cos that would have been a waste of electricity.

If you'd've'd kept your lights on every you went for an eye test then maybe you wouldn't've'd needed to get your eyes tested.

It's 3.10pm and I've just switched the lights on.

I didn't switch my lights on until nearly four o'clock.

It's 3.08pm and I've just switched the lights on.

I'm verrrry close to turning my lights on.

Dark, and dismal.

Lucky I've got access to the xmas beer or else I'd be sober now. :cheers:

I've had at least one room illuminated ever since I got up at 9am.

I put my lights on half an hour ago.

It is pitch black. It's the darkest morning I've ever seen.

I had to put the lights on at 10.39am, shortly after returning from Tescos.

It's 1.49pm and I've just put the lights on.

I put my lights on half an hour ago.