2012-12-21

Photo Finish Friday: Tree is UP

and here it is:




exciting isn't it? For as much as I am home over the holidays though, it suits my needs. Easy as pie to put up and take down and stores in a 2" deep box.


I wish you all a Merry Christmas!

Thanks for looking.

P.S. It is 06.15 and we are still here...so is the other side of the world, but, maybe the Mayans were referring to 20.00 hrs (or what ever time it is supposed to happen) in EST. :)


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18 comments:

  1. Leah J. Utas21/12/12 06:38

    Good pics, Reb. I like your tree. Simply. Elegant. Festive.

    As to the alleged Mayan prophecy: maybe it ended and we just haven't caught on yet.

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    1. Reb21/12/12 12:13

      Thanks Leah. Yes, that could possibly be what has happened.

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  2. Dianne21/12/12 07:57

    well you can ignore my question on FB
    clearly you took the shot
    and they're beautiful

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  3. Hilary21/12/12 08:20

    Wheeeee! I like this. The colours are so vibrant and cheery. Fine pics, Reb.

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    1. Reb21/12/12 12:15

      Thanks Hilary, the colours are a bit more muted in actuality, I just need to play with my settings more until I know what I am doing :)

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  4. Jo21/12/12 10:40

    Love your swirly tree! Merry Christmas, Reb xo

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    1. Reb21/12/12 12:16

      Thanks Jo, I find it very convenient.

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  5. messymimi21/12/12 12:49

    That is a fun tree!

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    1. Reb22/12/12 15:50

      Messymimi, that's what I thought when I got it.

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  6. Karen (formerly kcinnova)21/12/12 15:18

    The Mayans knew about time zone differences? That explains a lot.
    I think your tree is very cheerful. :D

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    1. Reb22/12/12 15:50

      Karen, I just assume it was EST as that is about where the ruins are (I think). Thanks.

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  7. J Graham24/12/12 07:35

    LOVE this festive idea for a tree. And no actual pines had to give their lives for it either.

    Merry Christmas!

    --Crabby

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  8. Reb24/12/12 11:12

    I love it too Jan! Sadly a lot of plastics had to die.

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  9. David Cranmer25/12/12 10:54

    Merry Christmas, Reb!

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  10. the Bag Lady28/12/12 09:34

    Oops - guess I've been a little busy - missed this post!
    Very cute tree, sis, and a clever idea.

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