Do you love having a real Christmas tree at your house for Christmas? Part of the fun and tradition of having a real tree is finding one. It's such a great feeling when you find your perfect tree. Plus it's a fun tradition for the kids too!
The official Christmas season officially begins this Thanksgiving weekend and many of you will begin to decorate your homes with great tidings of joy. Nothing is more joyful than getting the family together and going to a Christmas tree farm to find that perfect tree.
Do you have your Christmas tree yet? If it's artificial, then chances are you have yours up by now, but if you love to have a real Christmas tree, then it's just about time to get yours.
It's the age old question for Christmas. Fake or Real? I found this bIog that I wrote last year and the feeling still holds true although I must admit this year I turned into a grinch trying to repair practically all the lights on my "pre-lit" artificial Christmas tree. Grrr! Maybe it's time to invest in a new one.
Oh yes, I can relate to this video! My cats are older now and don't mess with the Christmas tree like they did in their younger days, but I do remember coming home to a fallen tree many a times!
It's Christmas time and the tree is going up! So, what's your tree? Fake or Real? I grew up with real Christmas trees, but about 10 years ago my husband talked me into an artificial tree.
Most people are familiar with the massive, and very impressive, Christmas tree that graces New York City’s Rockefeller Center every year. This tree has come to symbolize the holiday season for millions of people, and is something of national icon, appearing as a backdrop in countless movies and television specials.
The Christmas season is underway! I've been seeing a lot of people posting pictures of their Christmas trees on Facebook and Oh, how pretty they are! But, now it's time for the BIG question! Do you have a real tree or artificial?
Everyone knows about Clark Griswold from ‘National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. All those lights he put on the house! Well, check out the Rieken family. They have over 200 Christmas trees in their house! Clark Griswold would be proud!