Ok she obviously didn't "break" into his house. Either he has given her a key or she decorated the outside. It's a bit weird that she didn't know he was Jewish but that could be because he doesn't practice the religious side of it. Either way I think it's nice that Op tried to do something fun and sweet for her boyfriend. It didn't work in this case, but it is the thought that counts. Op maybe you two need to spend some more time together and talk about likes/dislikes/religion/beliefs/values and all those good things.

Obviously this post isn't from today. Not all posts are made on the day we see them

Redecorating someone's shit without their permission is not "sweet" or "cute," 58, it's an invasion of privacy. Also, really, she had a key but didn't know why he didn't already have decorations up? What kind of ******-up relationship do OP and her boyfriend have?!?

We don't have our decorations up yet because we don't know where they are and we're not buying new ones :p

we don't have our decorations up yet cos we're just to lazy haha

Chanuka.. and its nothing like Christmas

Chanukah, perhaps? That holiday that in no way resembles Christmas aside from the time of year?

you guys mean Hanukkah right?

77- There are multiple spellings. Chanukah, Hanukka, Hanukkah, etc.

In no way resembles Christmas? Not even the giving of small gifts for 8 nights?

please, in my house we're lucky if we get one present for the whole of Chanuka

When we went to Miami for the holidays when I was a kid, we got presents every day. Hanukkah gelt. Chocolate coins. Pocket money. Other small items. Sometimes even significant money. I don't practice nor do I pretend to know everything about it. But that seems to be pretty traditional according to the Jews that I know.

I don't!

Ok, not everybody likes Christmas decorations, but there are a lot of people from different religions, Jewish or Muslim for example, that do kind of celebrate Christmas and decorate their houses. Just because someone is a different religion it doesn't necessarily mean they don't join in on the Christmas festivities or decorate their house with Christmas decorations (as we've seen from several Jewish commenters above that decorate a tree and celebrate the season).

Clearly OP's boyfriend is not one of those people, 60.

That makes no sense. This is how surprise parties are done.

*know that*

Lol #73 why bother that whole post was a train wreck of spelling mistakes