This year found us looking for our beloved tree in the middle of town. After last years "Snowshoe Death March" memories, Laura's morning sickness & sick kids, our big family decided to not take our annual trek up into the Colville National Forest to cut down a Christmas tree in the beginning of December. No, last Saturday, we found the nearest tree lot, forked over $50 (usually a $5 tag gets us one), tied it to the Sub, and drove home! Oh well, not quite as fun or memorable, but we still got our tree.
it's show time!
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this spring the high school opened up auditions for their play to the jr
highers. ella was excited to try-out and after a 3 hour audition, ella was
thrille...
8 years ago
3 comments:
No death march. That's probably a REALLY good thing! We used to have a tradition where we'd walk all the way to the 500 block or so of Garland and buy our tree from a guy who did a make-shift Christmas tree lot in his back yard. But he moved. Kind of sad.
and what a lovely tree it is...love mommy
HI your girls have gotten so big I wanted a real christmas tree this year i could not bebelive they wanted a hundred dollars so i had to settle for our fake tree, Char
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