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Pastimes : NNBM - SI Branch -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: abuelita who wrote (38145)	12/7/2004 9:02:56 AM
From: Crocodile	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104157

rose~ p.s. i do that with white lights too. hoser thing, eh? <s> yeppers, i figure it must be! maybe we need such small things to get us through these long winter nights. <g> btw, yes! for sure! I can supply the NNBM tree this year. there are a few acres of them here at the farm.. all kinds -- White spruce, Norway spruce, White pine, Red pine, you name it, we got it! And if we don't, i can always mosey on over to the Christmas tree operation down the way from my place. Heck, i figure he must owe me a tree or two for having to put up with almost non-stop Christmas songs blaring over the loud speakers out in his cut-your-own-tree plantation from December 1 - 24. My dogs always make a fuss about the Christmas songs when things first get rolling on December 1st. They always walk out across the yard and stare into the forest that separates my land from the neighbours... When a song comes on with singing and not just instrumentals, the dogs start to bark... i figure they think there are some carollers sneaking around behind the trees. Fortunately, they get bored at barking at the carols after a couple of days. So much for living the quiet country life. (o: ~croc