With all of the snow, we decided the best option for Christmas tree hunting would be down at Stop n' Shop. We loaded up the kids and drove down. While they looked at the bushier trees with their dad, I found the scrawniest one there and declared it my winner. Without further discussion, Brent went inside and purchased the tree. Once standing in the living room, Brent surveyed the embarrassment. I tried assuring him that it would be fine.Hudson helped with the decorating and declared it the most beautiful tree ever. I suppose that's all in the eyes of the beholder. But to me, a scrawny Christmas tree like I grew up is best.
3 comments:
Looks good. I remember when I was there last year decorating your tree with the very few ornaments I found at first, it looks a lot better with more ornaments on it.
I think it's the way you can get a scrawny tree to glow. You just can't wrap full trees the same way (and you wouldn't want to, either). I'm with you, the tall scrawny tree is the best kind.
It would look great next to a fake fireplace and stockings where you could leave nice notes to your roommates. Still ranks as one of my favorite years at USU.
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