Christmas tree at work

Thank you for reminding me.  My lovely wife is expecting me to make the annual excursion into the dark mysteries of the attic to retrieve our Christmas tree.  I'm gonna get right on that.  I'll be back.

In reply to stafford1500 :

that is what inspired my tree.  But I could not find one to buy one.  So I built one.

(Nature actually built the branch...)

In reply to N :

Mine was purchased, probably on Amazon, and put on display at the wind tunnel. Its the closest thing to seeing outside for 10 hours at a time that we get.

In reply to stafford1500 :

So, "at" the wind tunnel, and not "in" the wind tunnel?

Not my work, but I'll try getting a picture of the local tyre shops tree.

It's a stack of tyre's painted green and decorated like a tree, I reckon it's awesome.

1988RedT2 said:

In reply to stafford1500 :

So, "at" the wind tunnel, and not "in" the wind tunnel?

"In" the wind tunnel would result in no needles on the tree.

175mph test speed...

Since I'm currently working from home, I thought I should put up a small office tree.




It's appropriately decorated in Johnny Lightning "Holiday Classic" ornament cars and surrounded by Hallmark arcade game ornaments.

Not an office tree and not my house but a tree worth sharing none the less.  A local house... 

My wife knows the guy and on his FB post he wrote, "It's beginning to smell a lot like Christmas!" 

I'm allergic to real xmas trees, but I've set up some modest decorations in my office to keep things festive. This artificial tree has followed me to every office and dorm room I've occupied in the last 10 years and somehow still lights up like a champ every time.