Well, I started feeling a little guilty. I have been sicker before and still gone to work.
I thought if I did something slightly productive here at home, I would feel less guilty.
I decided on picking up the living room. I could have the tv on, so I could listen to Boston Legal. I would be near the couch, so I could take many rest breaks. But mainly because it would mean the Christmas tree would get put away.
Yes, that is correct. The Christmas tree. In my defense I want to point out that it is not the full 6 foot, covered in decorations tree. It is a little 4 foot, pre-lit, table top tree. But still, yeah, a Christmas tree in the living room until mid February.
(I won't tell you about the time, when I the girls
were young, I didn't take down the big decorated
tree until some time in February. Then I didn't get
around to taking the stuff out to the storage shed.
Then it got to be like July and I figured, hell,
it's almost Christmas again, so I just left it in the
living room.)
I dug the box out of the spare room. I took the top off. I spent a fare amount of time folding up the branches so that it would fit back into it's little box. Then I go to take off the legs, so I can put it away. They won't come off. I pull and pull and pull. I stand on them and pull on the tree. I got 2 off finally. There is still one left. I can't get it off.
So there you go. There is STILL a Christmas tree in the living room.
1 comment:
Light only the red lights and call it a Valentine Day/Chinese New Year tree.
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