Aw.

At CRANN (the Centre for Research on Adaptive Nanostructures and Nanodevices) In Trinity College Dublin this afternoon.

Sophie writes:

The lab Christmas tree. Keeping busy :)

 

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Until it has a tree.

Brian Walsh writes:

Made with a Post-It and  mince pie tray thingy…

 

Cristin writes:

We are knitting Christmas decorations in work and here is a Ginger Bread Man that my colleague Síle knitted.
It’s now re-enacting Miley Cyrus’ Wrecking Ball on our office tree :)

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Ah here.

Adam McCarthy tweets:

weren’t you keeping tabs on lame Christmas decorations…?

 

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Number 1: Xmas tree.

Brian Miller writes:

Made from cardboard and Post-Its and decorated with Google images. Happy Christmas broadsheet!

 

 

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That’s the spirit.

Another Helen writes:

Our office Xmas tree…

 

Meanwhile…

Sophie O’Gara writes:

Merry Christmas! Our poor desk plant was decorated for the holiday season, star and all…

 

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OK, still lonely.

But prettier!

Conor Hogan writes:

In D2. Christmas saved (just about) From nothing (top), to this To this (above) -marginal improvement.

 

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Dalius D writes:

Puncher pieces ideal for multicoloured snow..

 

Mmf.

Karen S. writes;

I made this last Friday in a fit of festive cheer. It’s a vaguely triangular timber sample from an archaeology site with some string and an angel on top. Of course. Well *I* like it.

 

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Mmf.

Thanks Kevin Whitty

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John Muldoon writes:

A Christmas cracker beloved by all in the office.

 

 

A cheaply Xmas-hatted seal.

Thanks Maxi

Heather Thompson

My desk dinosaurs are very cheery today.

 

Gabriel (an exile) writes:

Just me and Bondage Pig feeling the cheer.

Sarah Barry writes:

A mini manger  “brightening ” up my desk

 

Joanna Brophy writes:

My addition to your lonely Xmas scenes is my not so lonely overcrowded crib. Virgins, aliens, shepherds, dinosaurs, smurfs, wise men, dragons, carpenters, wizards – there is room for everyone at Occupy Bethlehem. I know baby Jesus isn’t meant to appear yet but he had a severe case of FOMO.

 

John McMahon writes:

One retro decoration and some handsome tinsel. Thanks 1980s…

 

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