We always do these things a bit later than many people, but this morning while Amy slept in, Alex, Brandy and I headed out to get a tree. Alex remembered the place we got our tree last year, and that we got it at night. He said we should go the same place… If it was open.
So we went to that same place. Selection was sorta slim. We told Alex he could pick the tree. He wandered around and looked at a bunch of trees, and was not very impressed. Until we got to one corner. And then he saw it. He knew immediately this was the tree he wanted. It was the SMALLEST tree they had left. But it was his. He had picked his tree. :-)
Next up… This year’s Santa Train. We are going the same place we went last year.
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Itsy Bitsy Christmassy tree.
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And a beautiful tree it is!
Hey – it’s a foot taller than mine! And mine is as big as I have space for! Just means more room in the library for your presents!
We also waited until the last minute. But we are happy with our little live douglas fir, though it will probably die before next year.(It isnВґt cold enough here) anyway, Merry Christmas to all.
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@BD: Itsy Bitsy but cute!
@RMB: It has done the tree job well. I think we will keep it!
@RMB: We needed the room! We usually do have a tree a couple feet taller though.
@DM: You got a live potted tree? We’ve done that a few times, but never have succeeded in getting them to stay alive past the spring.