I don't have one, but I want one. Our Christmas tree this year is a bit of a wreck, so I'm not even going to bother posting about it...it's uninspired, rather bare, and a bit ragged. Undoubtedly, any Christmas tree is a wonderful, soul-soothing site to behold, but this year's tree has got me to thinking about what kind of tree I really want. (All images from Martha Stewart.com)
I'm not ready to give up the traditional tree for the holidays, but I've become enamored with the idea of a living, potted Christmas tree. I'm sure it's been all the rage, but I just didn't know about them until now.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Potted Christmas Tree
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I don´t think we need a Chinese Christmas tree just as well as I think we should leave the pine trees alone. They don´t need our help to resist but they´d be glad not to be cut down to commemorate the hollidays. For this reason I suppose we should sew pannels and things, hang paper stars from palm trees or any other kind of tree or bush, as a statement - let´s not hurt Nature, let´s not hurt ourselves.
Yeah, Andrew and I have talked about doing it this year. We'll see.
"We'll see" ?!?!? Christmas is in two weeks my dear...the goose is getting fat! :)
Good point, Sarah. That's like me saying, "I'm thinking of doing something for Santa Lucia this year, but I'm just not sure yet." Get on this, Amy!
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