Your Doctor's office doesn't have a suitable closet to store its Christmas tree in.
There is an untapped market for year-round tree decorations. Hearts and love themed items for February, wedding themed items for June, Halloween for October, Thanksgiving for November….
Man, someone could make bank.
My Christmas tree has been up for five years now. It’s become a generic celebration tree.
Are you always celebrating?
It’s kind of a celebration of life while still living.
Fair enough
No.
A couple years ago I decided to get a five foot high Norfolk Island Pine to keep as a year round houseplant/all-iday tree. When I remember/have the time and energy I decorate it for random, non Christmas holidays.
An alli-day tree?! I love the whimsy of this. Definitely subscribing.
Oh, they're flowers.
I thought it was deli slices. Or pencil shavings. Or some weirdly fleshy decoration.
There's a vet around me that has a huge animal statue out front that they decorate for the holidays.
Incorrect.
What a great idea!
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