Putting up the Christmas tree

You need to be like me - my job to put the tree up, Mrs Imurg and The Boy's job to decorate it while I sit back and criticise....
 
Never normally fussed about the Christmas tree I usually let the Mrs deal with it but it's my sons 2nd Christmas this year. I know he's to young to appreciate it still but can't wait to put it up with him this year.............. And then spend 2 weeks stopping him from pulling it down and ripping the baubles off :)
 
I get the stuff out of the shed, brush away any woodlouse and then leave the Mrs to it. I'm a real bah humbug.
 
Pity less than half of us actually profess to having any beliefs whatsoever in any way related to Christmas and most reject the notion of Christ out of hand. Funny old paradoxical world in that one thing many profess to want to protect their children from is also at the core of one thing we want our children to enjoy most (see also postings - 'The lies we tell children') - but this is another subject - see Lady Butler-Sloss report today.

Anyway - tree up in mum's room in hospital - not yet got ours up. Will prob put it up on the 19/20th Dec when daughter back from Uni for break.
 
Pity less than half of us actually profess to having any beliefs whatsoever in any way related to Christmas and most reject the notion of Christ out of hand. Funny old paradoxical world in that one thing many profess to want to protect their children from is also at the core of one thing we want our children to enjoy most (see also postings - 'The lies we tell children') - but this is another subject - see Lady Butler-Sloss report today.

Anyway - tree up in mum's room in hospital - not yet got ours up. Will prob put it up on the 19/20th Dec when daughter back from Uni for break.


Yes for many, myself included, Christmas is a secular bright spot cheering up the dark winter months. I do wonder if we'd still be celebrating it with such gusto if it fell in July.
 
Yes for many, myself included, Christmas is a secular bright spot cheering up the dark winter months. I do wonder if we'd still be celebrating it with such gusto if it fell in July.

it's not secular though is it? The clue is in what it is called - Christmas.
 
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