Here's ours, I can assure you our walls aren't really that orange, they just look it on the photo 
Merry Christmas
Nicxx
Merry Christmas
Nicxx
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Sheenie Christmas tree
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janetannc |
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Posts: 1278 (17/12/2007 15:13:39) |
Because I haven't a Christmas tree this year, Jan (jam 54) kindly made a card with a tree for me. Here it is!! There is glitter on it that doesn't show
- in fact the scan doesn't do it justice at all - it's a lovely card and as I used to have a shih tzu, I love the doggy edge too.
BTW, Jan has not been well - I hope you are back to normal now, and feeling much better, Hugs and thanks again, Janet 
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Beas Nanny |
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Posts: 5231 (17/12/2007 23:01:51) |
I haven't finished decorating the tree yet - but before I put her on the top thought I would share a decent picture of my fairy. She has been given a new
star on he wand this year - as the tinsel on the old one (well it is tens of years old) had given up the ghost.
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Win from Liverpool |
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Posts: 1803 (19/12/2007 18:29:20) |
 sorry tree pic is pretty naff...lighting not
right....John 'sack' under the tree, rest of pressies get wrapped at the weekend...
festive fireplace..... 
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CarolPG |
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Posts: 4775 (19/12/2007 19:54:32) |
Sorry but had to just say I LOVE that fireplace! (with or without the deccies!)
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Annied26 |
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Posts: 125 (20/12/2007 01:02:57) |
(Beas Nanny) I still have a fairy like that that we used to put on our tree at home I no longer use her but cant part with her
 also have a lot of
decorations that were on our tree when I was little, they go for a fortune on ebay but could never part with them either
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Posts: 450 (20/12/2007 11:34:54) |
I am a bit late with my tree this year. As Hubby been doing extra overtime and home late most places shut and could only get a small one. I was so disappointed
as I do like a large tree. My daughter Bec sent her partner to get me a bigger one. After digging this one up at the local tree farm he wanted to know if it is
big enough.
  I am such a lucky girl. Merry Christmas Everyone!!
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Posts: 612 (20/12/2007 23:28:47) |
 
This is my new tree bought from good old e-Bay, it's 7ft and cost me £36. Sadly my lovely old one is falling apart. We counted 820 lights, that's 8 sets. Most of my decorations have been handmade over the years by myself and friends, and I try to make one for a few close people. This year I seem to have run out of time, but might squeeze a few medallion out in time. Carol
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Posts: 9242 (22/12/2007 22:13:06) |
This is our conservatory tree. Last year's bargain at £7.50. The lack of trimmings at the bottom of the tree is because I left some boxes in the loft and
didn't realise until the tree was almost trimmed.
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