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Oh dear. It sounds like a bad day in Wales!! Hopefully tomorrow once you've calmed down the tree etc will come out of the boot. But I sympathise. We tried decorating the tree today and as fast as we put baubles on Sebi removed them!!! Only one baubloe casuality - sadly one of my old favourites. |
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ronnie has been paying alot of attention this yr to the tree. have u got a table u can stand the tree on?? ive had to put mine up quite high. as i have a dog (male) and he would like to use it an indoor loo. |
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Half of the berries and cones are missing/broken and as the tree was from floor to ceiling in height I cant put it anywhere out of reach. Christmas just isnt going to be a happy time this year for us so will leave the decs to a bare minimun. I do have outside lights though so the neighbours wont think im barking lol |
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Very sorry Matron - sounds as if it is beyond redemption, the tree that is. Sometimes it is better to remove the item that is causing friction. I am sure however that you will feel better in the morning. |
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