This post is dedicated to Exp and E.
They are (probably?) still debating the good and bad points about a Christmas tree (to put things in perspective, the debate in the Huda household will be something like this:-
Me : Shall we get a christmas tree?
M : Not now. When everything is done.
Me : But . . . but . . . it'll look soo pretty. Please.
M : No. Later.
Me : (exasperated look on). Now. Please.
M : WTH! Why do you still ask me if you want it now anyway with my opinion given? Go get it then.
Me : :-( (But secretly happy and pulling or lugging M to the store)
(Image courtesy of A Merry Mishap)
So, this gem of a christmas tree from A Merry Mishap could be the merry, happy compromise between Exp and E. It's so do-able within an hour..(?) and budget friendly and packs easily into a storage box at the end of the festivities. :-)
6 comments:
i thought of that but it doesn't look like the charlie brown one...hah
why does M talk like E? heh
We got our tree last weekend! But i haven't dressed it yet - R forbids me to do it in his absence in case I fall off a stool or something. Sigh, I'm not THAT clumsy....
~e~, listen to R(!) Trust me, even when you think you are not that clumsy, it's better to be careful...
Exp: LOL. E has a little bit of both of our traits. heh
Do the live trees in Ikea come with the promise to replant a seedling back or something..? I can't find that info on the sg website.
i was told by my treehugging friends in the US that christmas trees grow super fast so i'm not particularly concerned about seedlings -we used to be able to get free trees from a friend's farm in madison ... the good thing about ikea trees is that if you bring them back, they promise to recycle the trees to mulch :)
e - more fun when the two of you do it together with bunny bump, yeah? in other words, listen to R - hee!
Cool re. Ikea! And I think they give you a gift voucher when you return the trees, no?
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