I'm going out to get a tree pretty soon. I have allergies and so do my kids, so we have to get a fake tree. Almost all the trees these days are the prelit kind, and I can't figure out how that is useful in the least, after the first time it's set up. From year to year, the Christmas lights I've gotten for the tree almost NEVER work a year after I bought them, so if you buy a prelit tree, do you just have to take the lights off the next year and string them up yourself from then on? Are they a different kind of light (I bought some LCD lights for something else, and they are supposed to have a super-long life)?
Should I just get a plain tree and continue lighting it myself? Or are the prelit Christmas trees actually less of a hassle than they seem like they would be?
2006-11-02
05:20:03
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CrazyChick
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