It looks very pretty and tasteful, phoenix. I wouldn't mind one like it in my house. As it is, I got my very small (but natural-looking) tree out of its drawer; a set of white 'star' lights and a set of little red lights. And that's it. I'll have to take it down on Saturday as I'm going to DS2's for Christmas.
Sort of following on from my "Mr P has lost the plot " thread, I think I may have compounded it, as for his last present I have ordered a light up wicker reindeer!
Might look good next to the trees, and the size of the gift wrapped box will get him thinking!
Oh dear, we haven’t put our tree up yet. We are akways later than others as we have to wait till after DH’s birthday has passed. When we were children we didn’t have a tree till Christmas Eve.
It’s lovely phoenix and all they are all so tasteful. In the kitchen the other day I described my Sunday with my grandchildren. They came to dress the tree while listening to the chipmunks sing Christmas followed by a Christmas dvd and sausages and tomatoe sauce and as a special treat no vegetables. They had a fabulous time but I’m now ashamed to open my front door showing the great green heap that is my Christmas tree . Oh well I hope it raises a smile for you all.
morethan your tree is lovely and very special. Each time you look at it you will be reminded that you shared a very special time with your grandchildren ?.
Tomorrow our little grandchildren will be arriving for lunch, sausage and mash as requested and then they will decorate the Christmas tree, however it looks is fine by me.?