Grabbing frogs...

Oh, Tannenbaum

Don't forget to water the Christmas tree.

No need. I got a fake one this year.

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Oh yes, I spent last Christmas with the Redwoods. You know, THE Redwoods. In California.

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Oh, absolutely. That dress looks amazing on you. We should hang out at the company Christmas party. I'll text you.

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My star is actually made from real plasma. From the sun. It was a gift from Rudolph. You know, the most famous reindeer.

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According to her resume, she once worked for Ernst Anschütz and Charles Dickens. We're lucky to have her.

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We also got a fake tree this year. It's really nice (at least to my face). It claims to be 12 feet tall but I think it's really only 11 and has lifts in its base.

You probably recognize Charles Dickens as the author of A Christmas Carol, the novella which is credited with popularizing many of our modern Christmas traditions. But you may not know Ernst Anschütz, who wrote the lyrics to O Tannenbaum in 1824. The song is technically not a Christmas song, but because it is about a fir tree we often hear it at Christmastime.

Published Wednesday, 22 December 2021

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