Kaneh High ... Roughly

Yesterday as I drove home I became overwhelmed with the need to have a Christmas tree in my house. I pondered for a minute ... how does one acquire a Christmas Tree in UT? I had asked a few friends during the month of November and was shocked and the environmental red-tape that went up simply to get a pretty green Fur Tree in my house, permits from A required to get the permits from B which is required to get the final permit from C. I was discouraged and so I forgot about it until yesterday afternoon. Then I was on a mission ...

I called any human I know that might know where to get a tree here. After about a half and hour of phone calls ~ full of laughter and gee at remembering Pauly and the Gunnison crew illigally getting our tree my Junior year with a michette (not sure on the spelling on that one) ~ I put down the back seat in Baby Bleu, put an old blanket down as to not get needles everywhere!, and set out to find him ...

... I love him and I don't throw that word around lightly folks! But even without ornements, he makes the cottage my favorite place to be right now. Last night, after the hour and a half lighting him, I sat down with a home-made milk steamer and read the Red Ranger Came Calling (another fabulous Junior Year moment!) and then just simply enjoyed the lit tree until I fell asleep, it was perfection!