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I always hated Christmas time around my house. I don't know why. Maybe it is because every year the day after Thanksgiving my father and I, bellies aching from too many Thanksgiving treats, would wake up early in the morning and pile into the family truck and drive and drive for miles and miles until we came upon the spot where we could find that perfect Christmas tree. There the tall evergreens would stand, pretty in a row, begging my father and I, bellies aching from too many Thanksgiving treats, who had just driven and driven for miles and miles, to select only them to stand so tall and proud in our living room basking in the Christmas spirit. I would say with vigour and smiles abound, scanning over every tree of the lot, "Hey father there's the one--standing pretty in that row," knowing on sight that this tree was begging to be the only one selected to stand so tall and proud in our living room basking in the Christmas spirit. ![]() My father stood tall, and would gaze upon me so proud. To my wild and excited eyes, he would reply with vigour and smiles abound: |
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I always hated Christmas time around my house. I don't know why. |
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