Show us your Christmas Tree!!
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Just got it put up tonight. We may or may not add more ornaments. The cats keep trying to eat it.
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Wow you guys take your christmas tree decoration very seriously.
I just throw mine up and then the little Murlocks attack it and decorate with what ever the hell they want.. One year our christmas tree had baby shoes on them, a naked barbie and Lightning McQueen8 -
This picture is a few years old, but my tree looks about the same every year. All Hallmark ornaments I've been collecting since I was born, and giving to my daughter since her birth. I finally have enough that I don't have to fill in with other stuff.
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Wow you guys take your christmas tree decoration very seriously.
I just throw mine up and then the little Murlocks attack it and decorate with what ever the hell they want.. One year our christmas tree had baby shoes on them, a naked barbie and Lightning McQueen
I guess you didn't notice the details:
As for hanging toys off the tree:
And them messing with my pretty tree, they made some christmass tree window decals, and decided they would look better on it than the window (and I agree):
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We have 4 cats, so we're not expecting it to remain intact for too much longer....3 -
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Cutaway_Collar wrote: »Still not fully done. 80% perhaps.
That looks fantastic!1 -
Karb_Kween wrote: »Not sure if this falls into the ban of on Religion but its Merriest month of the year so....
I'll post mine when I put it up Monday if the thread isn't shut down
Funny thing is that Christmas is (to me) a mostly secular holiday. Are there plenty of folks that enjoy Christmas with out the religion? Least as I was raised, never entered a church or taught religious beliefs.
Maybe that's just my take.
We have a tree up. But it's for the cats to bat around. Haha! See? Empty boxes and cat toys.
I have taken up with the Catholic bunch. Even have an advent wreath this year.3 -
Karb_Kween wrote: »Not sure if this falls into the ban of on Religion but its Merriest month of the year so....
I'll post mine when I put it up Monday if the thread isn't shut down
Funny thing is that Christmas is (to me) a mostly secular holiday. Are there plenty of folks that enjoy Christmas with out the religion? Least as I was raised, never entered a church or taught religious beliefs.
Maybe that's just my take.
We have a tree up. But it's for the cats to bat around. Haha! See? Empty boxes and cat toys.
I have taken up with the Catholic bunch. Even have an advent wreath this year.
To me Christmas isn't a religious experience but I won't get into that. The season of giving and all that. Joy to the world2 -
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MalkinMagic71 wrote: »One more I took...
Gorgeous!1 -
Wow! Some gorgeous trees in this thread! Mine's a living Norway spruce this year, still chillin' outside until a few days before Christmas. I'm following the tradition of my paternal grandmother, who always had living trees for Christmas she planted after the holidays.
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peppermintpudgy wrote: »Wow! Some gorgeous trees in this thread! Mine's a living Norway spruce this year, still chillin' outside until a few days before Christmas. I'm following the tradition of my paternal grandmother, who always had living trees for Christmas she planted after the holidays.
What an awesome idea. I want to find a little one for my mom we can plant after2 -
peppermintpudgy wrote: »Wow! Some gorgeous trees in this thread! Mine's a living Norway spruce this year, still chillin' outside until a few days before Christmas. I'm following the tradition of my paternal grandmother, who always had living trees for Christmas she planted after the holidays.
What an awesome idea. I want to find a little one for my mom we can plant after
Cool! I hope you will! It should be easy to find one at a good nursery.0 -
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Cutaway_Collar wrote: »Karb_Kween wrote: »Not sure if this falls into the ban of on Religion but its Merriest month of the year so....
I'll post mine when I put it up Monday if the thread isn't shut down
Funny thing is that Christmas is (to me) a mostly secular holiday. Are there plenty of folks that enjoy Christmas with out the religion? Least as I was raised, never entered a church or taught religious beliefs.
Maybe that's just my take.
We have a tree up. But it's for the cats to bat around. Haha! See? Empty boxes and cat toys.
I have taken up with the Catholic bunch. Even have an advent wreath this year.
Growing up we never observed any religious beliefs. As an adult, recently (2-3months) I've taken up with the Catholics. That's why the wreath. But the tree is just a cat toy/holiday thing. I don't see it as an expression of a belief system. Make sense? I easily assume Americans think of Christmas as a holiday celebration, not a religious celebration- becasue that is the way I experienced it.
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