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Old 12-16-2014, 10:58 AM
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No pics but one Christmas my wife had the tree up but not decorated. She had a women's group party that evening and I was supposed to trim the tree. I did put the lights and garland on and then gave my two oldest kids cart blanche to hang the rest of the decorations. Both being small, all the decorations were placed from about 3 feet down. I thought it was really neat with the tree just packed with decorations around the bottom and nothing on top. Of course the wife did not appreciate the kids efforts at all. Oh well the kids had a great time decorating.
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No pics but one Christmas my wife had the tree up but not decorated. She had a women's group party that evening and I was supposed to trim the tree. I did put the lights and garland on and then gave my two oldest kids cart blanche to hang the rest of the decorations. Both being small, all the decorations were placed from about 3 feet down. I thought it was really neat with the tree just packed with decorations around the bottom and nothing on top. Of course the wife did not appreciate the kids efforts at all. Oh well the kids had a great time decorating.
Paul you have to love kids ingenuity for things like that! BTW how much snow did you get on the last blow?
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Christmas tree is almost ready! There is a 75# wheel weight off my Cub at the bottom tied to the base holding it from tipping over, base was too small
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