Sunday, December 6, 2009

Tree of Christmas Past

In reference to Andy's comment (which was in very poor taste) ...(JK). Here is an example of what your Christmas tree might possibly look like if your house catches on fire, and a snow storm follows.
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9 comments:

Marylois said...

I thought that looked like pretty realistic snow on your tree there.

abby o said...

sorry about that folks, he really is a little unmanageable when it comes to fire safety. There are no tree lights left on unattended at the Olson house.

Goob said...

oh my, how authentic! lol
I'm so glad you're all rebuilt and warm again this year.

amy said...

Amazing foresight on taking that picture. Those are the moments that are so unreal you have to have photos to remind youself.

I must admit, there is a certain something about a Christmas tree all covered with snow...even if it was in your living room.

QuillandCanvas said...

I like this year's tree much better. Not that the snow isn't charming . . . Also, I got your incredibly punctual Christmas card today. Your family now has a prominent place on our fridge. Your smiles have made me happy all day!!! Can't wait to see you (in person) again!

PML said...

Although the touch of freshly fallen snow did look nice on last year's tree, I'm glad your tree didn't end up like that this year!

Anonymous said...

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PML said...

Hey Jodi,
My grandma is writing the history of Monticello from 1971-2000. She wanted to include the 4Cs in it. Do you remember what year it started? I think it is 1997 but I'm not sure. Could you email me if you know? sethpeggy at gmail dot com. Thanks.

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