After the people at the Christmas tree lot assured Evan that our tree would indeed not catch on fire, we finally came home with a tree. And as predicted, Bams, our oldest dog, freaked the fuck out. They’ve now settled their differences and Bams has proved he’s no longer scared by eating one of the ornaments. In all fairness, the polar bear ornament with present in hand did resemble a cookie and if I didn’t know any better may have confused even me. But personally, I would’ve gone for the gingerbread guy.
This year, I’ve done things a little different. I was hellbent on decorating with pink, turquoise and some extra sparkle, and I would’ve decked out the entire tree if some personal ornaments didn’t clash with my new decor. To solve the issue, I did a his and her side. The Husband’s ornaments face the window, or what I like to think of, the Barneys holiday window display of Christmas ornaments.
His:
The Moose represents an old nickname, just in case you were like, huh?
My turn. The Hers:
Even Noralini Zucchini enjoyed watching us decorate.
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The flamingo is my fave! Well, besides the puppy – but she doesn’t hang on the tree!
Love the personal touches on the tree and the his/hers theme!
P.S. The new layout looks great!
I love the idea of a his/hers tree. Gotta love the pink flamenco!
Nora is so cute!!! What kind of dog is she?
P.s. I’m new to your blog and I am really enjoying it!
Thanks so much for visiting. Nora is a toy poodle. She’s a blast to have around. Thanks again for stopping by!
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Your tree looks like our every year — lots of personal ornaments. But I think I need a themed tree this year!