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oh..I just had a brilliant idea... :emot-handshake:

Split one right down the middle..put the flat side up against the wall..

there ya go..space...

You could share to cost of one with someone else who wants to save space..

2 for the price of one.. :whistling:

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oh..I just had a brilliant idea... :emot-handshake:

Split one right down the middle..put the flat side up against the wall..

there ya go..space...

You could share to cost of one with someone else who wants to save space..

2 for the price of one.. :)

I'm in tah!

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Christ was crucified on a wooden cross. So, theoretically, He was crucified on a tree. Hanging a Christmas tree upside down, to me would be as offensive as displaying an upside-down cross on your wall.

A Christmas tree is an evergreen, which is symbolic of our eternal souls and is also a symbol of Christ's sacrifice, to hang one upside down is just a bad idea all around.


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oh..I just had a brilliant idea... :25:

Split one right down the middle..put the flat side up against the wall..

there ya go..space...

You could share to cost of one with someone else who wants to save space..

2 for the price of one.. :)

:24::thumbsup::noidea: You may want to copyright that idea! :laugh::blink::P:24:


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Our tree is up!!!!!!!!!! We put it up early as we are leaving for Florida in a few days and will not be back til November 27th. It is so pretty!!!! :o And by the way, it is RIGHT side up! :24::40:


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oh..I just had a brilliant idea... :24:

Split one right down the middle..put the flat side up against the wall..

there ya go..space...

You could share to cost of one with someone else who wants to save space..

2 for the price of one.. :)

I'm in tah!

:o

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A bit to bizzare for me LOL :emot-partyblower:


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Emily, I can't believe you already have it up...Mine stays up into January, so I don't put it up until the first week in December. Unless advent ends up in November, then I start in November.

Also the tree is the last thing to go up, in case I can afford a real one. I put up all the house lights my middle eastern village, my wreaths and my christmas table cloth and napkins...then the tree goes up. I decorate a little each weekend, in lieu of an advent calendar...


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Emily, I can't believe you already have it up...Mine stays up into January, so I don't put it up until the first week in December. Unless advent ends up in November, then I start in November.

Also the tree is the last thing to go up, in case I can afford a real one. I put up all the house lights my middle eastern village, my wreaths and my christmas table cloth and napkins...then the tree goes up. I decorate a little each weekend, in lieu of an advent calendar...

Yup, ours is up! :D Normally we put it up the weekend after Thanksgiving, but we will be away November 17th to 27th. I have a thing about leaving a house squeeky clean and ready for us when we get home, so we decided to put up our tree early. We went with a full size instead of table top, but bought a fake tree so we could put it right next to the fireplace without having to worry as much about fires. It works really well there! My Mom worked for Ethan Allen when I was growing up so I have a bit of a decorating bug from her. :) But Jesus is still the main focus in our house! ;)

edited to add, our tree is RIGHT SIDE UP! :P

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Did they ever consider that if you run out of room under the tree, you can put presents beside the tree... I like my right-side up Tree, haha.

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