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An excessively overdressed tree! We bought it years ago thinking we were saving real trees from being cut down. Now, of course, it is considered greener to have a real tree but hopefully ours will serve us for a few more years even though bits have already started dropping off. The sun was shining when I took this photo and much of the colour is lost.
There are still a few days to go, so hopefully I will have shrugged off my hibernation mood and feel ready to have a good time.
7 comments:
I am just keeping my fingers crossed that I don't get the farmer's cold!
We have a tree like yours Heather, but I didn't bother this year as we are going away. I am sure you will get into the spirit, have a very happy time, hope it is not too cold and wet for you. Thanks for visiting my blog. Cheers
really? it's better to have a real tree now? well I've learnt something there Heather. ours is up too. I think Christmas is for the children really. it's hard to sum up the enthusiasm sometimes isn't it? hope all's well with you otherwise.
I think your tree looks beautiful, I love overstuffed trees, we've carried on the tradition since the children used to dress them and threw everything on. I'm sure you'll be alright on the night as they say, trouble is it all starts too early these days.
The tree looks good Heather, I'm feeling a bit like you - used to love christmas but gone off a bit these days - anyway a happy christmas to you and yours and of course a happy and healthy new year!!
The tree looks good Heather, I'm feeling a bit like you - used to love christmas but gone off a bit these days - anyway a happy christmas to you and yours and of course a happy and healthy new year!!
Hope you are getting in the mood now Heather. We have already started on the making merry as family arrived yesterday.
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