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chrystaltree
Posts: 32,621
Registered: ‎05-10-2010

Re: going small for Christmas?

‎11-10-2022 01:29 PM

Nope. Not even close. But my sister is in a tiny apartment. She has never decorated for Christmas because her cat wouldn't allow it. Socks crossed over the Rainbow Bridge this year, now she can have a small Christmas tree. And curtains.

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Rockycoast
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Registered: ‎03-02-2016

Re: going small for Christmas?

‎11-10-2022 02:19 PM

Nope, not for us.  We went out this past weekend and tagged our Christmas tree.  8 footer.  We will go and cut it down right after Thanksgiving. We may downsize at some point. Maybe when we are in our 90's! haha

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Lilysmom1
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Registered: ‎11-08-2020

Re: going small for Christmas?

‎11-11-2022 05:00 AM

I sold my artificial tree and all the decorations about five years ago,  I have some beautiful urns that flank the fireplace and lovely garland for the mantle.  I also have Christmas scenes that are one of a kind from a local ceramic maker which I display so it is quite lovely during the month of December.  Come Boxing Day, it all gets wrapped back up and stored for another year.  LM

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