1 hour ago, CrankFate said:

Real. 

 

Always real.

Same here - always a real tree. 

Always real..

 

 

Fake.

 

I could never celebrate the season of life by killing a tree.

we always had a real tree, used to load up the kids and the dog, head to the tree farm and get a 12 footer, do all the trimmings. that was quite a few years ago, then last year the wife wanted to try one of those pre-lit trees. these things are great! 10 minutes to set it up and it’s surprisingly realistic. i rig the ornaments for her and she does the rest. no going back.

My Xmas tree is as real as my wife's ta-tas.  So....not so much. 

Real. Family tradition and the scent it adds to the house kickstarts the season.

8 hours ago, lo n slo said:

we always had a real tree, used to load up the kids and the dog, head to the tree farm

 

Hunting for a Christmas Tree is a family tradition, even the grown-up kids still love it.

 

Not to exciting loading the grandkids & going to Wally World tree hunting!

Can't find a real tree that's White, and for the past 15 years, that's the only type of tree my wife has wanted.

White fake makes my life much simpler also because we could never agree on which type real tree.  I always like the cedar trees, and could go out on a land and find a really nice one.  She didn't like the cedar, she always favored the spruce out of Canada, which is more than apt to be a limb than a tree.

1960 Reynolds Pom-Pom tree with original color wheel.

 

 

Not at all for me

 

12 minutes ago, Heartland said:

Not at all for me

 

I'm with @Heartland, no tree...ever.

 

Yule Log however...

2 minutes ago, MN Fisher said:

I'm with @Heartland, no tree...ever.

 

Yule Log however...

Heathen

 

2 minutes ago, Heartland said:

Heathen

 

Thank you.

I have a small house so I pretty much have to get a fake one to get one small enough, which is good enough for me, no point in wasting trees for a once a year holiday imo