Blogmas day 4- decorating the Christmas tree-what a nightmare!⛄🌲

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Hello Jujubears and welcome back to another blogmas post,

Today I will be talking about what a nightmare it was putting up the tree. Before we get on to the blog post, make sure you are following me to get up to date with my life! I am sure the Jujubear fam will accept you! Now let's get on to the blog post.👉

Our house has basically been a building site. We had no idea that getting an extension could be this stressful. Though we got our floor installed so we could finally get a tree! This time a big tree which we could not get in the past. It was such a nightmare though because the stand for the tree wouldn't work so it took us a whopping two hours to actually get the tree standing. However, we finally managed to and we listened to Michael Bublé  and other Christmas artist whilst decorating the tree.





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How long did it take roughly to put up your Christmas tree?

See you next time,

Bye

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  1. Phoebes World11/12/17 02:15

    Im so glad you managed to get a tree...and it looks so pretty. I hope you are enjoying the run up to Christmas x

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  2. Linda16/12/17 14:21

    I love a real tree! I’m hoping to get some fresh evergreen trimmings to make the house smell good since we have artificial trees......one in each room. Some are small. A couple are tiny. A few are medium size and one really big one. It takes me 2 weeks to decorate!

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    1. jujupage116/12/17 14:24

      Wow, that's amazing! I love the smell of Christmas trees too.

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