You Show Me Yours - I'll Show You Mine...

David

Come on you Scrooges, let's see your Christmas tree! 

OK, mine hasn't gone up yet...and I don't decorate it either but I think today is the day - woohoo! Santa is coming!

Charlie

Thank goodness this isn't NS4....

David

Because?

Charlie

Obviously you've never been the victim of an NS4 d***o bomb..

David

No, no idea...what are those missing letters?

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Charlie said:

Obviously you've never been the victim of an NS4 d***o bomb..

8-}

Paul

I've had mine up for a week,  @-)   will post a pic soon...

Charlie

My late grandmother's star:

Mirosae

Beautiful!

David

So the tree was put up 24 hours ago, it still hasn't been decorated yet...what's up with that? 

Where's the damn tree decorating fairy?!

David

That's a big ass star Charlie.

Paul

ARTIFICIAL.......!!!!

racer59

Merry Christmas everbody

Matt

Perfect fit Fernando!

racer59

The star just made it.  :-bd

Charlie

David said:

That's a big ass star.

+1

David

Great tree Fernando

Mirosae

Ohhh...now we know Christmas is here! Beautiful trees!

Paul

Difficult tp get a good pic with the cheap camera....

racer59

^^^^Nice! Merry Christmas, Paul

Charlie

^:)^

David

Hopefully Santa will leave you a better camera under the tree, Merry Christmas Paul!

Paul

Thanks guys, and a Merry Christmas to you all.

I do have a jollygood camera, but don't use it for posters......I will do for the website photos though.

Mirosae

Paul...that is a charming tree. You have Christmas at home =D>

David

Christmas Tree fairy finally got the job done

Eisenhower

Wow! Very nice, good lighting! =D>

David

Tree came with a video too

Eisenhower

Great video! =D> nice job by your wife I'm guessing?! Music was Patsy Cline? That's gonna be a hard one to top!

David

"Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree"  recorded by Brenda Lee in 1958 at age 13.

Released the single in both 1958 and again in 1959, it did not do well until Lee became a popular star in 1960 when it peaked at No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop singles chart. It continued to sell well during subsequent holiday seasons, going as high as No. 3 on Billboard's Christmas Singles chart in December 1965. It got to No 6 in the UK Charts, when it was released there in 1963, in 2013 due to downloads it became one of a number of songs to re-enter the UK Singles Chart near Christmas it reached No 63 in December 2013.

And no, that wasn't my wife, it was the Christmas Tree Fairy.

:x

Eisenhower

Nice! -guess the voice sounded a little young to be Cline during the 50s. Your knowledge of Mrs. Lee's chart climb gives me the idea your a bit of a music historian?! \:D/ ---I saw that your a U2 fan? Have you seen them in concert? I'm aging myself but i was fortunate enough to see them 4 times in 1987 for the Joshua Tree! They were...on top of their game...need to pick up a Rattle and Hum poster one of these...

David

I wiki'd Miss Lee, I likes me music but the knowledge doesn't run that deep. No I have never seen U2 in concert, good as they were my musical heroes come from the 70s: Lou Reed, Bowie, Queen, Roxy Music, Split Enz, The Eagles, Pink Floyd, Moody Blues ...