Silver Tinsel Christmas Tree

.... and light-colored spinning your parents put under the tree to get the flashy looking as if it was changing colors?

And bubble lights ........... those who are still pretty cool.

We have never had a money tree. We have always had the green tree cheap. I always thought that people with money trees were rich. I look back now and know that this is not true. I also thought that people who put ice on their money trees were rich. Bubble lights were out of our league. Our tree smelled of mold is in our musty basement. But when I was a kid, unpacking all the years I thought it smelled like Christmas, and Santa Claus. I loved that smell.

Our tree was cheap, yes. It was cheap plastic with not too many branches. I think we've even lost a few branches as s. There were gaping holes in the tree. We have not had too many store-bought ornaments. Our ornaments were things we had children in school - the little men that we have made rolls to save life; foam balls that have been decorated to look like poodles, one piece of dough that was stupid painted green and shining ... These ornaments have been so pathetic. But we loved them.

I can have all the money tree that I want and I can buy ice from the truck. I can have bubbles and lights real store-bought ornaments diamonds. But none of these things at the height of my memories of this green tree cheap holes handmade ornaments and cheese ....

But for the record, these trees were silver hilarious look back!

Strangely, I do! Yikes! lol

baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack is ... I saw a presentation today at BJ Wholesale ... a little scary

Yeah, I remember those. We had the lights too bubbly. I liked to put the tinsel on the tree and we had a real tree at the time. I remember trash day, you can see the trees on the sidewalk on the block with tinsel hanging.

that was well before my time!

we continue to use them!

I still have a tinsel tree 50s and is in fairly good shape, yet. I put it up for our New Year's Eve and decorate it with streamers of silver bullets, and plastic champagne glasses as a centerpiece of my buffet table. Mine is only about 3 feet high. I still have the original box so I can store and every year.

You can always get the bubble lights, I heard from Home Depot this year. I always try to have them on my tree, I love them.