My Christmas tree smells awesome still. It's stripped of all ornamentation, and doesn't light up at all anymore, but still smells really, really good. I can sit here on my sofa and get a whiff of perfect greenery-ness from the tree off to my left. The city isn't picking up Christmas trees until next week, so I get to keep it here for the weekend. Monday morning, sadly, it'll have to be put on the curb. But until then, it'll continue to make us super happy. I've never had a Christmas tree live so long. And I think it's because I gave it warm water. The cold-weather trees prefer warmer water. That's the new rule.
Thursday, January 6
It still smells good in here!
My Christmas tree smells awesome still. It's stripped of all ornamentation, and doesn't light up at all anymore, but still smells really, really good. I can sit here on my sofa and get a whiff of perfect greenery-ness from the tree off to my left. The city isn't picking up Christmas trees until next week, so I get to keep it here for the weekend. Monday morning, sadly, it'll have to be put on the curb. But until then, it'll continue to make us super happy. I've never had a Christmas tree live so long. And I think it's because I gave it warm water. The cold-weather trees prefer warmer water. That's the new rule.
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