January 3, 2014 Treecycling “Deck the Halls” is one of those infectious Christmas songs that tells you exactly what you need to do to make your holiday festive—besides boughs of holly, you don your gay apparel, troll ancient Yuletide carols, strike the harp, join the chorus, etc. etc. But what happens when all your decking,
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Ah, Christmas. What fond memories the season brings… I remember the excitement of going to bed Christmas Eve, knowing that Santa would soon be by with all the rooty toot toots and rummy tum tums a kid could handle. I also recall the joy of racing downstairs in the dim pre-dawn light and discovering packages
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