Surviving Little People: Our 3 Trees

Monday, December 13, 2010

Our 3 Trees

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My favorite part of Christmas decorating is my front porch!!Everybody in my house knows that the front porch is for Momma:)

The inside tree is for the rest of the family.
That is of course until I spent an entire afternoon watching HGTV decorate for “The Holidays” We now have 3 trees 2 for me and 1 for everyone else. My living room tree has the most beautiful decorations, they match our room completely.

Our boys have the sweetest friends- after their little companions found out I was taking over the tree decorating on the inside of the house their dear friends (12yrs. and 8rs. old) used their own money to buy our kiddos a tree and a stand so they could still have colored lights and surprised them with it when they came for a sleepover.

~Simply precious!!

Both the bottoms of the inside trees are ornament less due to a very curious 11 month old!!

Oh Christmas Tree,Oh Christmas Tree, whatever happened to you standing?

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This was the kid’s tree after a run in with our 2yr. old:)

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