They say that you should never cry over spilled milk, but can you cry when you accidentally burn your Christmas tree? I guess that this is what I get for putting our Christmas tree up at the start of November, but I couldn’t help it. The temperatures were freezing outside, we had a snowstorm, and I was bored… Instead of wasting time, I turned on my furnace, turned on Christmas tunes, and started putting up decorations. The first thing that I did was put up the tree. However, we had a drafty living room, so I had to install a small space gas furnace in our living room to keep me warm while I did this. The space gas furnace was in the middle of the room, which turned out to be an awful location looking back. This was because when I needed to hang the lights on the ceiling, the space gas furnace got in the way, so I had to move it. However, rather than moving the space gas furnace like a normal person, I decided to kick the space gas furnace behind me out of the way. The space gas furnace hadn’t quite heated up yet, and it didn’t burn my feet. I am not sure how I didn’t notice the smell of it burning the Christmas tree. I didn’t know that there was a problem until the smoke detector went off. I turned around, and the space gas furnace was shoved up against the tree, and it was melting all of the fake branches off. Now, I have to clean the space gas furnace and buy a brand new christmas tree.