Official Clean-Up Day at the ___Household. We are going skating this afternoon and then to my mother's for dinner. To be continued...
This entry was posted on Monday, January 02, 2006 at 12:15 PM.
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x said:
well, my tree is staying until the 7th of January. It's a custom to store them away -or throw them away- on that day. But i am going to keep some of the fairy lights.
Enjoy skating and mum's dinner (i hope everything goes okay, mothers' dinners are dangerous territory). xx
Mise en Place said:
THAT is exactly what my floor looked like, lol! I am so happy to have the dead forest now outside.
Enjoy skating and you dinner at your Moms. It's always a treat to not have the cook.
Be Good!
missbhavens said:
I wish I could take mine down! Not because it's really time, yet, but because it is so very, very dead and it's going to get ugly in here. Sanitation won't pick up trees until the 4th!
It's always so sad to me to see all the trees lining the curb. They keep popping up till the end of the month. Then it's always funny to see one in like March.
Foxy said:
happy new year cathy! i just put mine down today too- normally i wait a little longer, but there is so much clutter that it had to be done. may this year bring you much happiness. :)
Cathy said:
Eric;
We had to get rid of it, it was officially dead and shedding everywhere, as you can see!
Chloe;
Mr.C and I are anxious for regular routine life to get back in order again. The squirrels and birds can enjoy the tree now. Tonights' mothers dinner was amazingly calm, as you will soon see.
MomyBlogR;
It was a good day.
MissB;
Now that we live in the wilderness, we can simply return our tree to the earth. I remember the trees at the curb and the random tree turning up in March...funny.
Michelle;
Actually, surprisingly little material tonight. Content sigh.
Vani;
Same to you.
Will;
Yeah, you got it! :)
Jase said:
My tree normally stays until the 7th of August, its kind of a battle of wills with the cleaner, she To see who will remove it. By February there is normally just a brown stick in a pot.
Scholiast said:
Happy new year!
I wish I could persuade my hubby to throw out the treeS (sic!) but he so loves Christmas... I guess they're staying until ALL the needles have come off ;)
I'm not a lumberjack or a fur trader. I don't live in an igloo, eat blubber or own a dogsled. I don't know Jimmy Suzie or Sally from Canada, Although I'm certain they're very nice. I have a prime minister, not a president, I speak English and French, not American. And I pronounce it 'about' not 'a-boot.' I can proudly sew my country's flag on my backpack. I believe in peacekeeping, not policing; Diversity, not assimilation. And that the beaver is a proud and noble animal. A tuque is a hat, a chesterfield is a couch. And it's pronounced zed. OK? Not zee. Zed. Canada is the second-largest land mass, the first nation of women's hockey and the best part of North America. My name is Cathy and I am Canadian.
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1:37 PM
Oh no!
Not the tree!
It's too early!