Sunday, December 30, 2007
Christmas 2007: Our Tree
I can’t help but reminisce about past Christmases when trimming the tree. Clear pictures of my family’s tree and its antique ornaments came to mind. To many people the tree is more than just seasonal decoration. Every ornament has its story, every branch touched and lighted differently year after year.
Hope your Christmas was as memorable as mine.
Previous posts on Christmas here and here.
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