Earlier today we had a short planning session regarding the Christmas tree. It's still several weeks away, but it's never too early to start planning...
GLH: I was thinking we could put the Christmas tree over by the window there.
GL: That's exactly what I was thinking. Perfect place!
GLH: Of course, we'll have to move the dining room table over for it.
GL: There's plenty of room for a tree without moving the furniture.
GLH: Oh no, we'll probably need to move the table about 3-4 feet to make room.
GL: 3-4 feet? How large of a tree do you think we are going to get?
GLH: Well, we've got 9 foot ceilings, so we could probably fit one that is at least 7-8 feet tall. Why? What were you thinking?
GL: 5-6 feet tall.
GLH: Yeah. That won't work.
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4 comments:
lol... My parents always get enormously large trees. Me? I'm a fan of the little Charlie Brown xmas trees. ; )
I will put up the semi Charlie Brown tree I got from my parents last year - but that is plenty big for me. Good luck coming to an agreement on that tree :)
I'm with Macry, I like the Charlie Brown thing.
The maternal parental unit says the Charlie Brown thing would be perfect.
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