What does your Christmas Tree look like?

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The discussion centers around holiday decorations, specifically Christmas trees. Participants share their thoughts on tree decorations, with one person expressing a preference for outdoor trees and mentioning their unique red lights. Another contributor highlights their lack of a traditional tree, instead considering a creative alternative using organic chemistry models and planet replicas as ornaments. There is also excitement about custom-made solar system ornaments, with one participant promising to share a picture of their setup. The conversation reflects a mix of holiday spirit and individual approaches to festive decorations, with a focus on creativity and personal expression.
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As the title states.
 

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No different than last year.
 
This post is intended to placate Kevin and should not be construed as an endorsement of this thread.
 
I don't have a tree.

Is that yours Kevin? It's lovely.
 
I keep my trees outside. :biggrin:
 
Too early for tree yet. But when it is up it will be gorgeous. It is festooned with hundreds of red "berry cluster" lights which I can set for low level, making the tree just glow in a soft, deep red.
 
jhae2.718 said:
This post is intended to placate Kevin and should not be construed as an endorsement of this thread.

That's a really beautiful tree you have there in your picture. When are you going to light it up? Bet it will be the most beatuiful tree leaving your neighborhood. :smile:
 
Lacy33 said:
That's a really beautiful tree you have there in your picture.:smile:
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I haz no tree. They are all in the woods. I can't kill a tree just to drag it inside and dress it up for a pagan funeral-rite. The funny thing is that I have ~10 acres here and I could easily spare a tree or two each year, but I'm no longer holiday-observant enough to kill a tree for decoration.
 
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I was toying with the idea of making a nerdy Christmas tree. I have a few organic chem modeling sets, glass replicas of the planets which are juuust about ornament size, and Shrinky Dinks. I think I can make a kickass tree out of this, since I failed to bring any ornaments back with the tree, haha.
 
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MissSilvy said:
I was toying with the idea of making a nerdy Christmas tree. I have a few organic chem modeling sets, glass replicas of the planets which are juuust about ornament size, and Shrinky Dinks. I think I can make a kickass tree out of this, since I failed to bring any ornaments back with the tree, haha.

I have the entire solar system* as custom hand made ornaments. I will set it up and post it.

*solar system classic
 
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Years ago we bought some Christmas decorations for the office. Being engineers we obviously took the most "cost effective" option available.

The best one was a big gold-colored-plastic banner that read

MERY CHIRSTMASS
 
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Mine is this nice picture taped to the wall.
 

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We just put ours up.
 

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DaveC426913 said:
I have the entire solar system* as custom hand made ornaments. I will set it up and post it.

*solar system classic



Excellent! I would love to see this :)
 
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