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When my wife and I first married, we found ourselves alone in California far from home. Being short on money, we decide to craft our own ornaments from stuff from a hobby shop. As you might expect, some were quite pretty and some were quite gaudy. But one, was a large blue and white bezeled star ball that my wife made. It was her triumph. That was forty five years ago. We’ve had a lot fancier ornaments since then and a lot nicer holidays. And a lot of changes. My wife passed away six years ago. I still have that ornament. I see it and I think of her. I’m not letting it go. No one really knows. The custom of decorating trees for the Dogs In A Pile 3 4 2023 Martyrs’ Chicago Il Mug In addition,I will do this winter holidays goes back as far as the Romans. It continued to evolve when the early Christians adopted it back about one thousand years ago. Legend has it that the first man to actually bring one inside was Martin Luther.