As you can see, I am not a fan of the decorating part. I also am partial to small trees because it means less ornaments. My daughter demonstrates the height for you.
We'll throw some lights and what not on after dinner. Photo to come.
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Off Topic: Picking a tree
As you can see, I am not a fan of the decorating part. I also am partial to small trees because it means less ornaments. My daughter demonstrates the height for you.
We'll throw some lights and what not on after dinner. Photo to come.
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The tree farm looks familiar. They usually have a good assortment of trees. Is that a Fraser Fir tree?
ReplyDeleteAs for the size, pffft. They all look good once they're decorated and have some lights on them.
We're major space challenged so we opt for one of those corner store mini trees in a pot that come with their own lights. Last year I bought a cheapo box of small ornaments and we'll use those again this xmas.
ReplyDeleteI see you go with the real tree. I just don't have the patience.
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