Published on 12, July, 2020
Can't find the old post about Christmas trees. So starting a new one.
My Christmas tree is still up.
And outside it's white with deep snow after more than 18 hours of continuous snow, the daffodils are no longer visible, being covered under the snow. Certainly feels like Christmas.
Only the date 18 March suggests it's spring.
Robert124 said:Can't find the old post about Christmas trees.
And then...
Robert124 said:My Christmas tree is still up.
...did you perhaps mean *This* Thread, Mr Math-Photographer...?
http://community.autism.org.uk/f/miscellaneous-and-chat/11302/christmas-decs---want-them-down-now/
Yes. That's the one.
I procrastinate. Christmas tree is still up. And very seasonal given the snow.
...Good upon yourself for that, I may have said back then as well...! If I could do this, I would just leave the "Tree" up all year, yet less the seasonal decorations. It is a replica of a *Conifer* after all, and that is why. Baubles in summer, Tinsel in Snow, Lights in the Spring. (Tinsel = Snow, Baubles = Fruits, Lights = Fireflies.)
;-)