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[annarti]

We have a Christmas Tree :D We've had to put it up in the dining room instead of its usual position in the bar room, because it's a) too big to get past and b) too heavy move to get to the cellar. So we'll be having dinner in the dining room for the next month so we can see it properly :D

Pictures will come when it's decorated. Still just a chunk of pine tree in a bucket at the moment.

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[ladylight.livejournal.com]

Waah, I have no room for a Chrissy tree and I'm devastated ;_;

Can you post pictures of the pine-smell? :/

[annarti.livejournal.com]

We had serious issues finding room for this one :< Can you get a little fibre-optic one to sit on top of the telly or something?

*wafts pine trees towards WA* :D

[ladylight.livejournal.com]

But the smell~~ the smell is 80% of the tree!

(Well, okay ... maybe water is 70% or something, but we're talking essence here >_> )

I might just have to go down south and huff in a few of the pine plantations ...

[annarti.livejournal.com]

Or scatter pine needles all over the living room X3

[shanra.livejournal.com]

That would hurt...

You could hang up pine branches, though... And then dangle little ornaments from them.

[drazzi.livejournal.com]

We don't get no smelly, pine-needle dropping real trees :3

[annarti.livejournal.com]

But it's a nice smelly :D And it only starts dropping needles when it starts dying after Christmas, anyway X3

[drazzi.livejournal.com]

We have plastic trees and always have. Mum hates the mess. And I loved our old 8ft tree. Shame it's dead now and we have captain tacky

Sister gets real though.

[annarti.livejournal.com]

We used to have a potted live one, but it eventually got too big to get through the door, let alone live in the bar room for a month, so we've chopped limbs and tops off pine trees for the last... four or five years now. We're growing another one in a pot but it's still only about a metre high, pot included, so it's got a few years to go yet.