Though I already set up the same family Christmas tree we've had for God-knows-how-many-years a few days ago, I can't help but wonder what it would be like to have a real Christmas tree in my house for once. I've actually always wanted to bring in and decorate a Colorado Blue Spruce Christmas tree because a) it would shock everybody and b) these types of trees are the most adorable looking trees out there in the universe. But better yet, wouldn't it be neat to actually plant a Christmas tree in your backyard after the holidays? Then, it could be Christmas all year round.

I don't know what it is you guys, but I'm extra psyched for this year's holiday season. Listening to Christmas radio stations two months earlier and pulling out thick winter coats and cashmere sweaters to wear weeks ahead really brings out the excitement in me. And if you know me, I get excited very easily. The thought of drinking a big cup of hot chocolate, pumpkin spice latte, or lemon green tea on a chilly day of December just seems to suit the 40 degrees California weather just fine. I say the school should take one week off for a field trip to Montana and go skiing and snowboarding. Then, we could discuss about what exactly this school needs for better bonds and relationships: field trips to the snow. I could dream about this happening all day, but I think I am going to sleep early tonight. Goodnight bloggers.