They are $60 and up around here. Ridiculous for a tree that will be tossed out in a few weeks. We use a fake one these days since real trees began to trigger my asthma, but my fake was only $5 at a thrift shop.
I'd like to have a Christmas tree but since I got my cat Jaspurr that's a big no. She would have it torn apart in about 30 seconds. My older cat Boots who we've had for many years never messed with the Christmas tree.
O efeito é bem bonito... mas de preferência que não implique cortar-se árvores naturais! Já desde há bastantes anos, que apenas uso árvores artificiais... e nos últimos anos, arranjei umas em cerâmica, para colocar em pontos estratégicos, aqui em casa, já com decoração e iluminação integradas... Um grande abraço! Adorei as fotos, que já nos mostram o clima de Natal! Ana
I silently pity that tree.
ReplyDeleteThey are cute little trees. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDelete...fat little things.
ReplyDeleteA standard size tree is going for fifty bucks here. Ridiculous. I am so glad we don’t take part in all this nonsense..
ReplyDeleteWe use a small plastic one :-)
ReplyDeleteAll we need now are the decorations.
ReplyDeleteGod bless, Bill.
Oh, nice to see a fresh one. We haven't had a real tree in decades.
ReplyDeleteQuite small.
ReplyDeleteIt's time to decorate the Christmas tree at home.
ReplyDeletePoor trees.
ReplyDeleteThey are $60 and up around here. Ridiculous for a tree that will be tossed out in a few weeks. We use a fake one these days since real trees began to trigger my asthma, but my fake was only $5 at a thrift shop.
ReplyDeleteI use an artificial one that is now about 20 yeas old and still going strong.
ReplyDeleteI guess in some places a spruce Christmas tree is hard to come by.
ReplyDeleteI like that small tree. You've reminded me that I haven't seen any trees for sale yet this year. I wonder how I've missed them.
ReplyDeleteI like the size of that tree.
ReplyDeleteClassic
ReplyDeleteYes, it is that season. I was just thinking of Christmas trees yesterday.
ReplyDeleteLove that small tree! Sad it didn’t get to grow up though.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful time of year
ReplyDeleteLovely Xmas tree
ReplyDeleteSmall trees are so pretty
ReplyDeleteI'd like to have a Christmas tree but since I got my cat Jaspurr that's a big no. She would have it torn apart in about 30 seconds. My older cat Boots who we've had for many years never messed with the Christmas tree.
ReplyDeleteI've used an artificial tree for so many years that I've kind of lost track of real tree sales and prices.
ReplyDeleteHow different they will look all decorated.
ReplyDeleteI pray someone chooses that Charlie Brown tree, Bill.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Small can be just what's needed bill! Aloha
ReplyDeleteSometimes a smaller tree is just what you need.
ReplyDeleteThey always looks so lovely once decorated.
All the best Jan
Lindo árbol aunque yo prefiero los sintéticos. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteIdeal for small apartments.
ReplyDeleteRather like the smell of a fresh Christmas tree.
ReplyDeleteThe small tree looks perfect.
ReplyDeletepretty size.....
ReplyDelete:-) Reminds me of a Charlie Brown Christmas.
ReplyDeleteA perfect size for a tabletop!
ReplyDeleteO efeito é bem bonito... mas de preferência que não implique cortar-se árvores naturais! Já desde há bastantes anos, que apenas uso árvores artificiais... e nos últimos anos, arranjei umas em cerâmica, para colocar em pontos estratégicos, aqui em casa, já com decoração e iluminação integradas...
ReplyDeleteUm grande abraço! Adorei as fotos, que já nos mostram o clima de Natal!
Ana