Harrison Cooper
It doesn’t take up too much room and the red and white decor fits this tree perfectly. I admit that it’s a little strange – my dining room is decorated for fall/Thanksgiving and the rest of the house is in full-on Christmas mode.
Welcome back to year 6 of our Festive Christmas Event where we team up with a bunch of talented blogging friends to bring creative ways to celebrate your holiday season. There will be breakfast recipes and as always our decorated Christmas Trees which is always a fun tour of homes. When my grown kids came over for lunch last Sunday after church (it’s a weekly family tradition) they were surprised to find the inside of my house decked out for Christmas. The first question out of my 30-something-year-old son’s mouth was, “Where is the regular tree?” I was expecting “gee, mom, nice tree.” I should have known.
Some people just don’t like change, especially when it comes to the family Christmas tree. While I’m busy putting the finishing touches on lunch, I catch a glimpse of my sweet daughter-in-law giving my son the side-eye.
There’s a tiny bit of shed but nothing like the flocked tree I had years ago. I decided to go with a classic red and white themed tree this year.
They, too, were a gift from Tree Classics before they started selling exclusively wholesale. They were very generous when they gifted me four large boxes of these beautiful glass ornaments.
I also hang stockings for every one of my grown children, their spouses, all the grandchildren, and Max, the dog. I started this tradition when my oldest child was a toddler and I add a stocking each time the family grows.
I place these personalized elves under the tree for the grandkids, even though the oldest grandson is now 16! This was actually a Christmas tabletop decor piece that plugged in, lit up, and changed colors.
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