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On December 23, 2008, Jay picked up our friend Jeff from the airport after flying home from Afghanistan to surprise his family for Christmas.
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Can anyone let me know where on-line I can buy a Harley Davidson floor mat to sit your bike on? I seen one a while back that was in sections (put together like puzzle) that were orange and black. I want to get for my husband for christmas.
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We brought our son back to Burlington to see the Musson Family’s Christmas lights on December 6, 2008. This has been a tradition for us every year and now we are sharing it with our growing family.
About the Musson’s (from their website linked below):
Our family has been decorating our home for the holidays for more than 30 years. It all started in Calgary, Alberta, Canada when my dad started to string up a few lights on the house. Every year we would add additional strings of lights.
Our family moved to Burlington, Ontario, Canada in 1977. We continued to put up lights but for some reason Dad’s interest in the lights seemed to fade. That was when I decided to take an interest in decorating the house. It started with a few strings outlining the house. Next a few wired form reindeers were added. When we noticed that people would stop and look at the lights e realized that we weren’t the only ones who enjoyed Christmas lights. That gave us the spark to get things really going.
We first decided to not only outline the house but also to “fill in” the outlines. We wanted to keep the lights different from everyone else so decided to start custom building our own figures to decorate with.
Dad got a welder and started bending steel and welding it into forms which we had drawn on paper. We then attached lights on the wire frames to bring the figures to life.
Every year we added more figures. In 1997 I decided to animate some of the figures with a light controller used by DJs. We got a dragon to wag its tail, soldiers to salute, wheels to spin and fire to leave the dragon’s mouth and even a melting snowman. 2002s addition makes use of animation in a unique way.
On May 16th, 1998, our son Cam was killed in a terrible accident by no fault of his. We debated not doing the display as it would be a sad Christmas without Cam. After much thought we decided rather than not do the display we would do it and add a special tribute to Cam, an animated Harley Davidson Motorcycle.
This was the most difficult figure done to date. I downloaded a picture of a Harley from Harley Davidson’s web site and converted it to a 2D outline with PhotoShop. We printed this and used it as the pattern for our motorcycle.
Why do we got to all the work of putting up these lights? Well, if no one came to see them we would stop doing them. We do it as a celebration of Christmas. We do it to give something back to our community. We do it to bring smiles on people’s faces. Contrary to what many may think, we do not do it for the publicity. I personally shy away from the publicity and let Dad take the lime-light. After all it was Dad who started the tradition of the Musson.
We have been approached over the years with a very large number of people asking if we would support them collecting money for charity in front of our display. We certainly support the giving to charities but we felt that if we said okay to one group we would have to say okay to another. We have therefore said “No” to all charities wanting to collect moneys or sell goods at our display and have discouraged people from doing so.
Also, this is a time of giving and we do this display to give to the people who come to see the display. We feel like any attempt to capitalize on our display either for charity of other, takes away from the gift we give of lights to the people in this area. We want to have something people can approach to see without feeling obligated in any way to make donations.
The display is located at 3360 SPRUCE AVENUE in Burlington, Ontario, Canada. Burlington is located 30 minutes from Toronto and 30 minutes from Niagara Falls. To get here go to the QEW and exit Walkers Line. You then head South (towards the lake) on Walkers line and when you get to Spruce Ave, turn right. Go along Spruce Ave. until you see the school on your right hand side and the display is located right across from the school. If you are going to stop, please go into the school parking lot and PLEASE watch for children crossing the street.
The lights are on from December 1st to the last weekend after New Years Day from 5PM to 11 PM on weekdays and 5PM to midnight on weekends.
http://www.mpman.ca/christmas.htm
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I got my dad and step mom gift cards for Christmas for admittance to the Harley Davidson Museum and for the Harley restaurant that is located on the museum grounds as well. What would be a cool way I can present them their gift? Before, we’ve done dinner and a play gifts and just wrote a short poem about their evening out and put it in a nice frame…..should I just do something like that again in some sort of Harley themed frame or something else?
Go to Toys R’ Us or any toy store and buy little toy Harleys, the small ones that they have, the ones that are like the size of the match box cars. You may even find them in Target, KMart, etc. I would get 2 of them, one for your mom and one for your dad, (this is also a great keepsake of their gift, that they can keep after they get back and a reminder of your gift!).
Get the 2 Harley toy bikes, and you can even get them each a Harley Sweatshirt to wear there. and in the box with the bike and the sweatshirt, there will be the gift cards for the Museum.
You can also go out and buy 2 Harley Stockings. I’m sure you can find them somewhere, either at a toy store, or Target, etc. Put the toy Harley in there, and then get some small Harley things, like keychains, etc. things that are NOT expensive, but that have the Harley logo on it, stickers, etc. and then in each stocking put their gift card. Then they each get a Harley gift stocking, small Harley things like the Harley matchbox bike, and other things, and then the gift cards.
You can also get them each a Harley sweatshirt, but make sure there’s a pocket in the front, and put the gift card in the pocket of the sweatshirt, and put the gift cards in the pocket, then when they open the shirts, tell them to check the pockets.
You can also get them a Harley themed frame, but only get one, and put the gift cards in the frame, or type up the poems like you’ve done in the past to let them know where they’re going and make sure when they go to the museum they get their picture taken so when they get back, they can put a picture of the two of them in the frame enjoying their gift from you!
I hope some of these ideas help and that you and your family have a very Merry Christmas!!
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