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Old 15 December 2024, 05:17 AM   #31
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How many people do more than one tree now?

I see that's a thing these days.

One of my clients had 4 trees, and a company that comes in and decorates the trees and the whole of the inside of the house.
We used to have one big tree and several smaller ones (posted the big tree pics in last year's thread). Our current house doesn't have the room for a big tree so the "smaller" trees have taken over. I stopped counting at 15. Here are some of them in the master, sitting room, and dining room.

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Old 15 December 2024, 01:05 PM   #32
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[QUOTE=brandrea;13479861]Gotta fix the lean



What is showing the lean is the PERFECT placement and spacing of the pictures on the adjoining wall! Did you use a jig to hang those so precisely?!? NASA may be calling you soon.
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Old 15 December 2024, 10:33 PM   #33
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What is showing the lean is the PERFECT placement and spacing of the pictures on the adjoining wall! Did you use a jig to hang those so precisely?!? NASA may be calling you soon.

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What is showing the lean is the PERFECT placement and spacing of the pictures on the adjoining wall! Did you use a jig to hang those so precisely?!? NASA may be calling you soon.
That’s my wife’s credit … she could run NASA


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Old 16 December 2024, 02:45 AM   #34
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Old 16 December 2024, 05:37 AM   #35
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Those chairs look soooooo inviting three o’clock Christmas Day!
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