The quality of these photos is not great. Most of these pictures were taken with my phone...however, in the interest of letting you know what I've been up to since last weekend, I thought I'd go ahead and post these. Better photos promised soon.
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The calm before the storm! Despite thinning out my decorations earlier this year, I still have 10 storage containers
dedicated to Christmas decorations. I promise not to buy ANY new decorations this year...really...I promise... |
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8 ft. tall - decorated with burgundy roses, poinsettias, berry branches, sugared apples, pears & pomegranates. This is a
new tree and is in the living room. It is much better than it looks in this photo - I will definitely get a better photo of this tree. |
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This 2 ft. tree sits on the piano. It has a special place in my heart because Ron bought it at a
Duane Read for me on Christmas Eve when we spent the holiday in New York City in 2003. |
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4 ft. tree decorated with cream colored roses and golden glittery fruit.
Living room. |
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| 3 ft. - this is the only tree in my house with multi-colored lights this year. It's the only whimsical tree - decorated with candy cane bows, elves and reindeer peeking through the branches. It plays a variety of Christmas carols, too. This tree is in the family room. |
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4 ft. - decorated in rust colors with glittery balls, roses and ribbons.
This tree is in #1 guestroom. I will try to get a better picture of this tree. |
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| 6 ft. white tree decorated with silver & white snowflakes, balls, and butterflies. This tree is in the dining room. |
There are two more trees to photograph, but they need a little tweaking before they are ready to be made public. Decorating Christmas trees is one of my true joys - too bad I can't make a year 'round career of it! Who needs therapy when I can decorate trees?!
