Gregory's ServerMy adult kids (both in their 20's) insisted that starting this year, we stop buying actual Christmas trees. They're both staunchly pro-environment. Gen Z, ya know. They're going to live in a different world than I did. They already think differently in profound ways. And they vote like it, too.
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A L Katz
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A L Katz
@ImprovisingNate More information is always the cure for everything. My kids are pushing for a living plant of some kind - not anything made of plastic. I look forward to living in a world we we know and are confident that the people selling real Christmas trees are part of the greater good and not rogues just out to make a quick buck. That'll be because no one would even think to be a rogue out to make a quick buck. I know I'll never live in any such world, but I'm an optimist.
Charles Harris Bruce
@Alan My baby girl is in her early thirties. I continue to learn from her. It’s a beautiful thing.
Eggmont
It is pretty difficult to find a Christmas tree in Istanbul. My sister's Christmas tree is over 20 years old and when it isn't Christmas lives out on a deck overlooking the Bosporus. If you put your living Christmas tree's gigantic pot on a sturdy cart it makes the whole getting the Christmas tree process much easier. They just roll their tree into their townhouse from the deck and have at it with the decorations.
Ann
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@Alan Sounds like you raised them right.