Decorate for Christmas with Me! | Holiday House Tour with Samoyeds Vlogmas Day 1

It is DECEMBER already! How on earth did that happen? I've been having so much fun over the last week decorating my home for the holiday season and couldn't wait to share it with you! My two Samoyeds steal the show as per usual, but come decorate with us!
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Kait Welch
P.O. Box 461215
Denver, CO 80246
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[@irene9062]

Love your home and fur babies!!

[@lyndashaffery979]

Looks beautiful

[@ModHippieHabits]

Thank you! I had so much fun doing it!

[@exl9997]

Great to see you and your smilies are doing great. Like how nice and white the house has become, you're handy Kat! Holiday greetings from a long time subscriber :)

[@ModHippieHabits]

Thank you! And yes, slowly but surely getting rid of the awful beige. Lol

[@joshuaaker6471]

Kait who cuts their fur

[@stefanosen]

Is it not too early for Christmas decorations?
I pick up my plastic Christmas tree from the basement the night before Christmas Eve.
Two weeks later I have had enough. ;)
Anyway, you have a very warm and cozy house and two very nice dogs. (or three?)

[@ModHippieHabits]

Haha it is *never* too early for Christmas decorations!! But thank you! The third pup (the black one) is my roommate’s.

[@kendravoracek3636]

🖤🖤

[@t1ncans]

I don’t get a tree bc
1. It doesn’t fit lol
2. Bc my family is not an avid Christmas celebrator
3. Bc I think it’s hurting the environment by killing trees, but idk if that is true lol
That is just my opinion tho
Keep up with the great and wholesome content ^v^

[@ModHippieHabits]

Actually, I think the opposite when it comes to Christmas trees! Unlike plastic trees that end up in a landfill and create micro-plastics, live Christmas trees sequester carbon as they grow, and farmers re-plant every year! Once they’re finished they can easily be turned into wood chips for gardening and compost.

[@t1ncans]

Oh wow! I didn’t know that :D