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What you don't see is the large flocked Christmas tree on the other side of the living room, blinking with lights and hung with shiny ornaments. You don't see the colored lights strung outside along the eaves--a task my father cheerfully took on every year. You don't see that on the hearth, a glass of milk and a plate of cookies have been set out for Santa...
...Tasting like certain wood 44. It starts in Enero 45. Did some straining 46. “No ifs, ___, or buts!” 47. Tropical ray 48. Screaming 49. Like mullets and parachute pants today 50. Wedge served at breakfast 51. Tuneful 55. A foot wide? 56. Tolkein tree creatures 58. Blue 59. ___ de France 60. Change: abbr. 61. Slowly, in music: Abbr...
...Japan, tree prices are at their steepest. Expect to pay around $150 for that fine...
...congested Hong Kong, apartments big enough to accommodate a tree are rare. But Anglo Chinese Florist imports trees from Oregon, which supplies much of the American market. A 1.8-m Douglas fir will cost about $85; a noble fir of the same height a sizeable...
...their crop to the heatwave. A 1.8-m Norway spruce, the most popular variety, will cost at least $25. But if those garden-centre specimens are a little too spindly for your taste, there's always the fake fir option. A 1.8-m "decorated silver and gold fibre optic tree" will set you back $85 at U.K. retailer Argos...