It is a fibre optic tree, so the ends of a lot of the needles are lighted up. It's really quite pretty, though it doesn't really show the lights in this picture... it just looks like little dots of white. I figured a few candy canes added a bit to the tree. On the top is a small stuffy bear with a Santa hat on, but it's on the other side of the tree... looking out the window when the curtains are open (which is most of the time). To the right of the fibre optic tree in the red pot is a live Spruce tree. I think I'll plant it into a larger pot soon, then have it inside for next Christmas too.Okay, Rambling Irishman... let's see your tree. AND I pass this "challenge" on to all my blogger friends.
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Okay, okay, okay. Sheesh, nag, nag, nag. Now I have to get the camera out, get out of my comfortable chair, walk all the way into the living room and take a picture. We have a fibre optic tree also but this year we got a larger tree for the living room now that we have the room. Merry Christmas and stay out of mischief.
Poooor Timmy... all that hard work. I'd feel for you, but I've learned to keep my hands to myself (hahahaha). I'll be checking out your blog to see your tree :o)
I am afraid I will be staying out of mischief, as I have done for the past several years now... that is getting so old! I am kinda hoping the opportunity will arise for me to get into some good mischief this year ;o)
love your tree, candy canes too!
I think its great you got all that beef, it should feed your dog for a good long time. I didn't realise you had such a big furry reature in your life, have you posted about her before ?
p.s. i think i forgot to wish you many blessings for christmas and the coming new year!
No, you don't want to see my tree! What a mess!
Merry Christmas!
Now now, madcap... if it's good enough for you and your wonderful family, then it's great!! And most certainly good enough for us.
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