
For 25 years, I have always grown up with a real Christmas tree in the house. On Black Friday, it was a tradition to pick out the perfect tree and decorate it with the family. The smell of the freshly cut tree filled the house, along with the needles, which fell off, due to the tree drying up. Having a real tree is a lot of work, as you must make sure it has adequate water, etc.
When I got engaged and purchased a new home with my then fiance, we had the discussion on whether or not to buy a real or artificial tree. After weighing out the pros and cons, we decided to purchase a fake tree.
Since I enjoy the smell of a real tree, I purchased fresh balsam scented candles and oil, which were placed throughout our home. After having an artificial tree for two years, it is a lot less maintenance than a real tree. In addition, you save money with an artificial tree, as it is a one-time purchase, unlike a real tree, which must be purchased every year.
There is nothing like walking through the front door and having the scent of a real Christmas tree. This is my favorite time of the year and I have a total of 4 trees in the house. Three of those trees are miniatures, which are located in the bedrooms and living room, but I would not have it any other way.

Happy Holidays!!
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