I think I sent this comment to the wrong section of The Patch ;-(

We have many talented craftspeople in town.....Perhaps the town could commission one of them to design a Grafton Christmas ornament that would be for sale around town. Maybe a new, dated one every year.

We spend a lot of time in Brewster in the summer, and each year I make sure to purchase the Christmas ornament about Brewster for that year.

As we drove around yesterday for the wonderful Grafton holiday event, I kept thinking about that idea, and how nice it would be.

Thanks!

I gave up having a real tree when I moved out on my own, but this year I was thrilled when I saw Wegman's had small real trees with a based included so I got one for $17.99 and it's awesome (and fragrant in a good way).

We have neither. My fiancee is from Virginia, so we visit her family for Christmas, after doing Thanksgiving here locally with my family.

There's no need to decorate our house since we're always out of town.

Real tree for us. Always.

This year we found a wonderful family-owned tree farm right here in Grafton! Cutting down our own tree certainly added to our Christmas spirit. It didn't hurt that the trees and ground were covered with a beautiful coating of snow on Saturday! Don't hesitate to visit them - Highfields Tree Farm, 44 Fay Mountain Rd, Grafton.

And no, I have no relationship with the folks that own the farm ;-)

My family used to get a real tree each year until I was in High School. Then we got a fake ("artificial" as they say in the biz) tree. It was way easier to decorate but it just wasn't the same.

Real trees make me sneeze. My fake tree is majestic. ;-)