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Don't look too close, there are some dead bulb in there. |
GUEST POST FROM THE HUBS - I'M NOT THIS CRAZY, JUST HE IS.
Who has a pre-lit Christmas tree? Who invented this instrument of supposedly cheerful holiday torture? I know the idea sounds good, but in practice, I am not so sure. Now, before anyone gets upset, I am not saying that ALL pre-lit trees are bad. Just the ones that suck monkey balls like the one I happen to have.
We
have a 9 ft pre-lit Christmas tree with about 3,000 light bulbs on it.
Ours is huge, massive, and heavy as hell, with more wires and lights
than an airport runway in a major city. It's a nice looking tree. It
was VERY nice to have a huge tree that we didn't have to string lights
on. You plug in all the strands, turn them all on and enjoy your
Christmas. Yeah, that happened only the FIRST year we owned that tree.
Ever since that honeymoon Christmas, it has never been the same around
here. Nope, now it is an annoying, tedious, and mind numbing battle in
search of the dreaded dead bulb. Our tree is seven years old now and
once one bulb goes out, the entire strand goes out. So, you need to
find the dead bulb. With over 3,000 light bulbs on a tree, that is a
lot to go through.