Anyone Setup Their Chistmas Tree Yet?
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- mr1precision
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Yup, were up and running. Christmas tree and outside lights. I like our new tree. It looks more like a rocket more than a tree because its so skinny.
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Looks great Chris!
Sad to say, I'm with cokehead ( ... I think I had the same nickname many moons ago ... but for different reasons )
Not feeling too festive this year ...
Sad to say, I'm with cokehead ( ... I think I had the same nickname many moons ago ... but for different reasons )
Not feeling too festive this year ...
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I have a set of Vintage Budweiser lights illuminating Baby boiler in the basement.
Oh is that just the reflection off the can in the florescent lights
Right at this moment I an in the midst of a Coffered Ceiling restoration/replacement in my little place and there is too much dust. I have a countdown clock set on my desk -- I have 19 days to finish it before Smoking Hot shuts me down and hauls out Santa's Village.
Oh is that just the reflection off the can in the florescent lights
Right at this moment I an in the midst of a Coffered Ceiling restoration/replacement in my little place and there is too much dust. I have a countdown clock set on my desk -- I have 19 days to finish it before Smoking Hot shuts me down and hauls out Santa's Village.
Im hoping the weather holds up this weekend so I can go get one. I found a great farm last year just outside of Blairstown that I want to go to again. http://www.glenviewfarm.com/
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I'm in the 'Bah Humbug' crowd..
Too much time and money being spent on the house project.
I may find a 'Charlie Brown' tree to put a cup of coffee under, as a present to myself.
Greg L
Too much time and money being spent on the house project.
I may find a 'Charlie Brown' tree to put a cup of coffee under, as a present to myself.
Greg L
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Just the outside stuff, porch stuff.
Our cats would destroy the tree inside. it's just the 2 of us and we don't do much for xmas.
Our cats would destroy the tree inside. it's just the 2 of us and we don't do much for xmas.
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Next week.
We're going down to Massachusetts this weekend to visit family and friends and attend a few holiday parties.
We're going down to Massachusetts this weekend to visit family and friends and attend a few holiday parties.
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Typically we cut down our tree the day after Thanksgiving, but putting off for a week or so because I'm setting up a surprise birthday party at the house for the boss, (wife), and I'll need all the room I can keep for people. This is the BIG 49+1 as my wife puts it.
Tom
Tom
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We did our outside lights, Tree this weekend! I went a little crazy this year with the outdoor lights!!
Planning on putting up our HELL tree this weekend. I like real trees and the wife prefers fake trees so being that last year was a real tree year (we alternate) this year it's the fake one. I can't think of anything I hate more than that damn tree!! It is a 10ft artificial that is such a pain to decorate. I put the tree up on a 1ft platform to give more room for presents so now I must use the 8ft step ladder to decorate by moving the ladder in small increments around the tree. I am po'ed just typing about it!!