Salsprocket
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Just for once, we are being quite organised and putting up our decorations before Christmas Eve.
So, the tree - tinsel or baubles on first? :xmas-wink:
So, the tree - tinsel or baubles on first? :xmas-wink:
Christmas tree question
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Salsprocket
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Oh. :? So I wasn't supposed to eat the chocolate and then just put the wrappers on the tree?
Thought it looked odd.
Thought it looked odd.
Salsprocket
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TedC":12hmnuma said:
OK, we have lights & baubles, ate the chocolate then got bored and left the tinsel in the bag.
Looks alright though :xmas-cool:
Our ancient cat (Sprocket) is now looking at the tree and trying to decide whether she can be bothered to knock seven bells out of the baubles with an arthritic paw. :?
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After the lights, turn on and squint to check for gaps. Then tinsel, then large baubles, no two of the same colour next to each other. Then small baubles. Same rule applies. Then extras such as one offs made by the kids and chocolates. Then lametta. Thrown from a height of 8 feet. Then the dogs attack it.
Don't forget to wrap tinsel around base/trunk.
Not given it much thought really
Don't forget to wrap tinsel around base/trunk.
Not given it much thought really
Salsprocket
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Cor blimey - I have the attention span of a gnat there's no way I'll sort out big/large baubles and then colour sequences.
Our aforementioned Arthritic Cat can't reach anything above 6 inches so I always put unbreakable stuff on the bottom of the tree.
What's lametta? (sorry - am I bring thick?)
Our aforementioned Arthritic Cat can't reach anything above 6 inches so I always put unbreakable stuff on the bottom of the tree.
What's lametta? (sorry - am I bring thick?)
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The thin ribbons of sparkly tinsel that shimmers in the slightest draught.
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