Tinsel free zone

Seems to me you can divide the world into those who like tinsel and those who don’t.  At work our office is tinselled to the max.  

It is everywhere.  along the partitions between desks, around whiteboards and pin-up boards, hanging from the ceiling and framing doorways.

So my home has become a tinsel-free zone.

Since Groover bought the plastic monster tree we’ve had this tradition of every year going out and buying an ornament each for the tree.

We’ve had everything from neon blue lit-up dolphins to stars that like a chameleon disappear into the tree.

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This year we went wooden and bought a set of tiny wooden decorations rather than four big decorations.  I think they look sweet.

So which camp do you fall into – are you tinsel or tinsel free?

White lights or coloured lights?

Whatever your preference I wish you a Merry Christmas from downunder where the temperature today will be 26C and fine.

Now… where’s that coffee?

3 thoughts on “Tinsel free zone”

  1. Shiny ornaments, no lights, (the flashing drives me crazy), gold and silver entwined tinsel. It’s mostly silver with a few gold threads woven through along the length of it. I bought it on sale about ten years ago and I still love the way it looks.

  2. Lights, this year are LED blue ones, keep them on constant, not flashing otherwise I think we would all end up crazy. NO tinsel, I hate it, we have gold beads on our tree.

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