I know it is probably not the most politically correct thing to do this day and age but Bryan and I decided we had to have a live Christmas tree in the apartment.
We were very fortunate in that there is a Christmas Tree street vendor right outside our apartment block. Let me just say it's not as cheap as I thought it would be. We bought a tiny one and I had to bargain the guy down to $70 including the stand. But it may be the only time that I have a live Christmas tree so it was worth it.
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Bryan checking out the different types of Christmas trees. |
We ended up getting a Douglas Fir. It smells wonderful.
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The vendor getting the tree into its stand. |
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Bryan with our tree. |
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Bryan bringing our tree up to our apartment |
We then had to go out and buy some decorations. Now that was a lot of fun. Bryan's mum (Marty) has got me addicted to Christmas ornaments. So we went to Macys and bought some fun American and New York ornaments.
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Our tree |