Chris Young says there's something he does every year at Christmas. He helps to put up the tree at his parents' house. The singer tells TheBoot.com it's an odd artistic project, noting, quote, "We've got the boxes and boxes of ornaments that don't match, but somehow once they all get on the tree, it looks like we meant to do that." He says it's one of his favorite traditions, as it gets everyone together and becomes a time of reminiscing. Young explains, quote, "We've got ornaments from when my parents were kids and when we were kids. And you talk about that when you're hanging things on the tree, and it's just a time to really remember everything that you've done and be with your family."Young will be helping folks who want something special for the country music fan in their life. He'll be at the Opry Originals shop in downtown Nashville Tuesday night signing copies of his latest CD, "The Man I Want To Be." His in-store appearance will follow his performance on the Grand Ole Opry show at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
