I can't understand why so many people prefer a real tree to a plastic one. Plastic ones look just as real, well formed, no need to water and can be stored away for future years but real ones will die on you before you can even say Happy New Year. Plus they are messy and you have to feed them water everyday before they start to drop their leaves on your floor and die!
Monday, December 10, 2007
Got your Christmas tree yet?
My neighbor bought her Christmas tree from this man on the weekend. He came with a trailer full of Christmas trees to deliver to his customers. This is the only time of the year when he'll be making a killing with the exorbitant prices of these Christmas trees.
I can't understand why so many people prefer a real tree to a plastic one. Plastic ones look just as real, well formed, no need to water and can be stored away for future years but real ones will die on you before you can even say Happy New Year. Plus they are messy and you have to feed them water everyday before they start to drop their leaves on your floor and die!
I can't understand why so many people prefer a real tree to a plastic one. Plastic ones look just as real, well formed, no need to water and can be stored away for future years but real ones will die on you before you can even say Happy New Year. Plus they are messy and you have to feed them water everyday before they start to drop their leaves on your floor and die!
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3 comments:
True, plastic ones can recycle year after year. lol
Look at mine. After 3 years still going strong.
I think it is the smell of the real tree. PB's uncle has a real tree every year.. and i'll have to say .. i loved it.. ;)
helen: can use forever wei! hand down to your grand kids later also
mamabok: smell nice but also got insects & other critters!
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