….thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees

….thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees

…thanks Becca for hosting Sunday Trees
This year I didn’t start decorating my tree until Christmas Eve and thankfully my daughters helped me begin the process. I love doing the tree but I don’t like doing it on my own. With my husband being so sick the last few weeks I never found the time or energy to start hauling out the lights and the decorations. Earlier in the week I did bring the tree inside, sawed off bottom, trimmed the lower branches and placed it in the tree stand. That night I didn’t get to bed till 2:30. Not a good thing, especially on a school night.
Once the decorating process started it was enjoyable and I continued putting on a few more decorations the next day. Each year my tree gets smaller and the need for a lot of ornaments also gets smaller. Sometimes I think less is more. Here is the finished product.

These whimsical Santa trees were made by me many years ago but they continue to be some of my favourite decorations. Do you have a favourite in your home?
….thanks to Becca Givens for hosting Sunday Trees
These beautiful trees belong to our daughters. Ours is still wrapped in its netting and leaning against the wall in the hallway.


….thanks Becca for hosting Sunday Trees

…..thanks Becca for hosting Sunday Trees

….thanks Becca for hosting Sunday Trees

…..congratulations Becca Givens on posting Sunday Trees for five years
This past month newly planted trees have appeared in the park down the street. It will be interesting to see how long these beautiful little gems will last before some home owners who live across the street from the park decide to remove them. Even though the city probably spent a pretty penny to plant these trees some people think that an unobscured view of the lake is more important than a healthy environment. Apparently in years past trees did mysteriously disappear soon after they were planted.

