Probably the nicest real tree we've ever had. And it was cheap. I can hear Tom all the way from Provo bemoaning the fact that we no longer pile into the suburban and drive out to Chantilly to cut one down. While those were good times, things change. I'm sure some day I'll once again traipse through a freezing Christmas tree farm (hopefully with grandchildren in tow), but for now I am content to have the nice man at Costco load it into my minivan and save a bunch of $$ while I'm at it.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
I Heart Costco
I ran over to Costco to get a prescription filled yesterday and came home with this: 
Probably the nicest real tree we've ever had. And it was cheap. I can hear Tom all the way from Provo bemoaning the fact that we no longer pile into the suburban and drive out to Chantilly to cut one down. While those were good times, things change. I'm sure some day I'll once again traipse through a freezing Christmas tree farm (hopefully with grandchildren in tow), but for now I am content to have the nice man at Costco load it into my minivan and save a bunch of $$ while I'm at it.
Probably the nicest real tree we've ever had. And it was cheap. I can hear Tom all the way from Provo bemoaning the fact that we no longer pile into the suburban and drive out to Chantilly to cut one down. While those were good times, things change. I'm sure some day I'll once again traipse through a freezing Christmas tree farm (hopefully with grandchildren in tow), but for now I am content to have the nice man at Costco load it into my minivan and save a bunch of $$ while I'm at it.
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