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To celebrate Christmas in our new house (first one as a married couple) my husband let me get the fattest tree I could find! (I love the fat little trees and we always had to reign me in because we were living in an apartment. )

Well....this year I got to get the biggest one I could find!!! It was fun getting it into our house! This is about 5 min after getting it into the stand (you can see the trail of needles leading up to it!) - cannot wait to see how it looks decorated!!!!
 

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Here it is decorated
 

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Very nice Jenste! Feliz Navidad!
 
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