Big or small ?!

[robbie9]

I used to sell them when I was in school for charity.

I sold like a 16 ft tree about 15 years ago for €160. The smaller ones start at about 5ft

[philipkntz]

I did not notice that garland . Strange usually I see everything ������
The Candles can be on battery


well I got some extra decorations and lights today too

I don't mean to be a spoilsport, but trees, candles, fireplaces, wrapping paper, tinsel and fake snow ring alarm bells for me.
There is an old saying, "monkey see, monkey do"
Hopefully my post might make someone think safety instead of "that's how we do it every year"

[FullIrish]

I used to sell them when I was in school for charity.

I sold like a 16 ft tree about 15 years ago for €160. The smaller ones start at about 5ft

About three years ago the prices had become extortionate, I paid €150 for an 12 footer! They've come donw in prce a bit since then.

[Floki]

I have no decorations up, not doing them this year.
I have in fact, gave all of them to one of my friends who didn't 'have a tree and her child is happy now that they have one.

Remember, if you are thinking of throwing stuff away, ask somebody else first if they would like to take it form your hands.
Saving people from wasting money and saves from creating more waste that will not disappear for a 1000 years.

[kyla]

Big will be . Have luare of light and i Can ask a friend to help Can i ?

BIG, as big as you can go for a Christmas tree IMO. The bigger ones last longer and will fill the house better with that lovely Christmas tree smell. Only downside is you need loads of lights and decorations and it's a pain in the ass to move! I got a 12 footer this year and it's been sat naked in the living room for two weeks because I've been to lazy to decorate it, but I'll do it this weekend hopefully!

[kyla]

I stuff a santa teddie I've had for years on the top of mine, he's drunk santa with a tree up his arse! It's become a tradition of mine at this point.

nice tradition . U are a lil Pervy ?!?!! Are u ?

[kyla]

I used to sell them when I was in school for charity.

I sold like a 16 ft tree about 15 years ago for €160. The smaller ones start at about 5ft

I love to smell them too I like to smell them too ��

[kyla]

I have no decorations up, not doing them this year.
I have in fact, gave all of them to one of my friends who didn't 'have a tree and her child is happy now that they have one.

Remember, if you are thinking of throwing stuff away, ask somebody else first if they would like to take it form your hands.
Saving people from wasting money and saves from creating more waste that will not disappear for a 1000 years.

that is so nice !
I don’t throw away nothing I have decorations as old as me ))) but every year buy 1-2 new . I prefer potted threes . I think they should be rented and after Christmas to be planted !

[robbie9]

About three years ago the prices had become extortionate, I paid €150 for an 12 footer! They've come donw in prce a bit since then.

Ya they are mad money in places that are selling for charity!! I agree they are coming down in price!! Especially if you buy them maybe a week before people are looking to get rid of them!

[FullIrish]

I have no decorations up, not doing them this year.
I have in fact, gave all of them to one of my friends who didn't 'have a tree and her child is happy now that they have one.

Remember, if you are thinking of throwing stuff away, ask somebody else first if they would like to take it form your hands.
Saving people from wasting money and saves from creating more waste that will not disappear for a 1000 years.

Turning into the grinch by ditching all your decorations Floki? I'll send you some new decorations until your heart suddenly grows three sizes