This Dog Is NOT Ready For Christmas To Be Over
We talked last week about people who still have their Christmas trees and Christmas lights still up.. but as we cross over into the second half of January, most trees…
DUMFRIES, SCOTLAND – NOVEMBER 29: Workers at Glaisters Farm near Dumfries harvest this year’s crop of Christmas trees as they prepare for the festive season on November 29, 2016 in Dumfries, Scotland. With Christmas fast approaching, thousands of British grown trees will be sold across the country with 80% of the trees being the Nordman FIR and around 10-15% Norway Spruce, and the remainder are lesser known varieties. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty ImagesWe talked last week about people who still have their Christmas trees and Christmas lights still up.. but as we cross over into the second half of January, most trees are probably down by now. That doesn't mean everybody in the family has to be happy about it...
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