tree through roof pic
the house I grew up in had a ceiling in the family room that sloped up to double height.
of course the Christmas tree always had to go on in the tallest corner, but it was pretty damned tough to estimate a 20 foot tree when you are picking one to cut down (yes, in those days we cut down our own Christmas trees, and wore onions on our belt, too).
So invariably, we'd end up with a 22-28 foot tree, that would either bend along the ceiling, or get unceremoniously lopped off for a bonus tree somewhere else in the house.
and then there was the time that my dad tried to burn all of the extra boughs in the fireplace. All the sap and embers clogged up the chimney, and we ended up of a 6 foot flame coming out the front of the fireplace, as the fire went for the only remaining oxygen source.
fun times.
the house I grew up in had a ceiling in the family room that sloped up to double height.
of course the Christmas tree always had to go on in the tallest corner, but it was pretty damned tough to estimate a 20 foot tree when you are picking one to cut down (yes, in those days we cut down our own Christmas trees, and wore onions on our belt, too).
So invariably, we'd end up with a 22-28 foot tree, that would either bend along the ceiling, or get unceremoniously lopped off for a bonus tree somewhere else in the house.
and then there was the time that my dad tried to burn all of the extra boughs in the fireplace. All the sap and embers clogged up the chimney, and we ended up of a 6 foot flame coming out the front of the fireplace, as the fire went for the only remaining oxygen source.
fun times.
I gotta say, those decorations are through the roof...
The favorite Christmas song in that house is "Oh Holey Night."
the house I grew up in had a ceiling in the family room that sloped up to double height.
of course the Christmas tree always had to go on in the tallest corner, but it was pretty damned tough to estimate a 20 foot tree when you are picking one to cut down (yes, in those days we cut down our own Christmas trees, and wore onions on our belt, too).
So invariably, we'd end up with a 22-28 foot tree, that would either bend along the ceiling, or get unceremoniously lopped off for a bonus tree somewhere else in the house.
and then there was the time that my dad tried to burn all of the extra boughs in the fireplace. All the sap and embers clogged up the chimney, and we ended up of a 6 foot flame coming out the front of the fireplace, as the fire went for the only remaining oxygen source.
fun times.
Should Santa Claus still be fat? - CNN.com
seriously... fuck off PC people. fucking mind controlling assholes. fuck off.
Well gents, I am off to Florida for Christmas, golf, swimming with dolphins, etc.
I hope all of your holidays are filled with family, friends, love, and joy. Merry Christmas!
Great stuff. My childhood home had a fireplace and my fatherdid the same thing a couple times. He didn't learn. Never had a 6 foot flame though.
What is the meaning behind wearing onions on your belt? I have never heard of that.