Hi! I miss y'all. We're down to the single digits until my family comes to Vegas. In preparation for their arrival, I've added a little Christmas cheer to my humble abode. Like I mentioned in my last post, (which was oh, I dunno ... about 10 years ago), I was looking forward to getting my Christmas tree. It still excites me to come home everyday after work, plug it in and just stare at from my couch. My life truly is
that exciting.
Let it be known I got this tree at Home Depot, drove home without it rolling off the hood of my car, got it off the top of my car, put it in a tree stand and drug it into my apartment ALL BY MY LONELY. Let me tell you, it was not easy and I don't recommend doing it yourself, but it can be done. Single girl probs.
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OK, so the kind gent at Home Depot helped me tie it to the top of my car, but once I drove out of the parking lot I was all on my own. |
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Before/After |
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Angel tree topper |
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The view of the tree from my couch |
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I get an ornament every year from my Mamma bear and this is 2012 from Paula Deen's restaurant in Savannah, GA |
So my tree stood nicely in one corner of my living room until last week when I got the bright idea to buy a new chair for my living room so I had to find a new spot for my tree. I moved it twice before it ended up in this spot:
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Dragging a tree across your living room is surprisingly easier than I thought. |
I don't have a fireplace, so I got this stocking hanger from
Kirkland's on sale. Pretty nifty, huh? Did I just really use the word nifty?
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Since I moved my tree, this has found a new home as well. |
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Christmas tablescape |
And last but not least, we have Santa at the top of my stairs:
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Ho, Ho, Ho |
That about sums up the Christmas cheer in my abode. Now, my Christmas shopping? I literally have not bought one present yet. Hopefully I can get most of my shopping done this weekend. Wish me luck because I need it. I do this to myself every year. I'll never learn.