

...to look a lot like...well! Just a peek at some of my weekend doings: gathering the raw materials. I know it sounds crazy, but I really did get my tree this weekend. Fresh from Virginia, cut just last week the guy said. It smells divine.
Cheers...and happy monday!
5 comments:
'Tis the season...why fight it? I am watching The Grinch right now. It wouldn't be the holidays without roast beast!
I will miss the fragrance of a real tree. We opted for a fake tree this year. Much less work!
If you are going to the effort of a fresh tree, then by all means get it early so you can enjoy it as long as possible. I put pomegranates and greens from the garden on a shelf above our front stairs at Thanksgiving so people would think of the coming holiday as they left the house after dinner.
Why fight it indeed!
Ms. Wis. ~ I am sure your greens are beautiful...what a lovely way to usher in the holidays.
I got my fresh tree early too -- just after Thanksgiving. Like Ms. Wis says, it's nice to enjoy it since so much work goes into it.
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