LC
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Registration date : 2009-03-28
 | | Subject: Re: Tree Sun Dec 20, 2009 7:47 am | |
| I don't see any of my ornaments on that tree... Gordon, DK is right about the memories ornaments spark being part of the charm of a Christmas tree. When you're traveled a lot, putting each one up becomes a ritual. My kids say, "I remember that!" or "Let's go back there!" when we put up the bulb from Disneyworld, the gymnast from a Cirque show, the blown glass candies from Ghiradelli Square, the enameled leaf from Yosemite ...etc., etc. Simplicity is for furniture -ours is Amish and Stickley. But trees, you can never have enough glitter on.  |
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Shelagh
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| | Subject: Re: Tree Sun Dec 20, 2009 8:18 am | |
| Your photo is in very low resolution, LC, but I still managed to include a couple of things. Is this big enough for you to find them: [url=http://www.publishedauthors.org/gallery/Personal-album-of-Shelagh/Forum-Christmas-tree-pic_543.htm]  [/url] |
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LC
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Registration date : 2009-03-28
| | Subject: Re: Tree Sun Dec 20, 2009 9:37 pm | |
| Ah, the pinecones. lol. Funny, I had to look back at my tree because I have so many ornaments I didn't even know which were mine. |
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Carol Troestler
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Location : Wisconsin
| | Subject: Re: Tree Mon Dec 21, 2009 7:29 am | |
| Now this looks like a "Forever Christmas" Christmas tree.
I think my ornaments are the royal blue ones. Getting married the day after Christmas, my bridesmaid dresses were royal blue and we had Christmas trees decorated with royal blue ornaments. I still have a few.
Very clever Shelagh.
Carol |
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