Grand total for this year is: 31. We have one tree sitting out (because of the new puppy) and a new one up in its place, so we are neutral on count, but technically up an entire tree.
We have some new friends to greet us as we go upstairs, and we’ll start up there this year.
Number 1, 2, 3 in our bedroom.
Number 4 in our daughter’s room.
Number 5 – Wizard of Oz Tree.
Number 6 – Small pink with purple ornaments.
Number 7 – Pink tree with pink ornaments.
Number 8 – Black tree with silver ornaments.
Number 9 – Purple tree with purple lights.
Number 10 – Light Blue tree with blue ornaments.
Number 11 – Silver tree with rainbow ornaments.
Number 12 – Small light blue tree with ornaments that are toys and games.
Number 13 – Large lilac tree with purple and lime green ornaments (two photos to show both sides).
Number 14 – Silver to black ombre with Barbie ornaments.
And some full shots of the upstairs before we head back down to the first floor.
Into the dining room and number 15 – Silver tree with Beauty & the Beast ornaments.
Number 16 – Red tree with Gold ornaments.
Number 17 – Green tree with Disney ornaments.
Number 18 – Blue tree that used to reside in our son’s room, but now makes its home in the dining room.
Number 19 – Bills tree!
Number 20 – Our snow tree.
Number 21 – Small Sesame Street Tree.
Number 22 – Mini ornament tree.
Number 23 – Twelve Days of Christmas tree.
Number 24 – Wizard of Oz mini tree.
Number 25 – Candy Cane Tree.
Number 26 – Purple, Teal, White tree.
Number 27 – Penguin tree.
Number 28 – Rainbow tree.
Number 29 – Red and Green tree.
Number 30 (our new addition – has color-changing LED light) with another tree’s ornaments. [Normally the ornaments for the gold tree.]
And one more at the office (Star Wars)! (For a total of 31! And one that wasn’t able to be set up because of the new puppy’s kennel.)
Some shots of the downstairs with all the trees:
Here is my Lola and the trees in the family room:
When Santa comes to visit and read a story to everyone on Christmas Eve in a very Christmas-y room.
Family room in daytime:
Dining room trees:
Adrienne Decker 