• demesisx@infosec.pub
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    1 year ago

    Except when you want to gather around the Christmas tree to unwrap presents on Christmas morning… or god forbid you simply live to feel the cozy ambiance of the Christmas tree in your living room as you snuggle up with your family on the couch at night.

    IMO, this feels more like a convenient display for something like a department store.

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      1 year ago

      This would be a supplementary tree. There isn’t enough width here for a full-sized tree. For example, my in-laws have gifted my wife hand-made felt Christmas ornaments every year. They were clogging up our main tree, so she wrapped a traffic cone with some green felt and made a smaller, entirely felt-themed, supplementary tree.

      Or you could have an inflatable or stuffwd snow man. Or Santa. Or the Easter bunny. For Halloween you could have a ghost hanging from the ceiling, or a zombie, scarecrow, cloaked figure, pirate, whatever. I actually have a Halloween Tree that’s a black dead-looking thing with orange lights.

      Of if you have cats, that’s a great spot for a cat tree. Or one of those slings that hangs from the ceiling.

      Or how some people collect those squish Mallows: that would be a nice nook to store them.

      Obviously these are all luxuries, but I think from this picture we can assume this is a pretty big upper-middle-class house.

    • fuckwit_mcbumcrumble@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      Everyone is in the back and you send the smallest child to pick up and drop off the presents.

      Everyone Sitting in the hallway would be the worst part.