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Now those ornaments symbolize several things to me. Freedom, love, and accomplishment. Alan and Scott are far away in miles — but still close in my heart. Because the John Rave Kansas City Player Map Signature Mug What’s more,I will buy this idea of a Christmas tree and decorations started in Victorian England being popularised worldwide by Prince Albert and Queen Victoria. So traditional tree ornaments tend to reflect toys of that era – eg trumpets, drums, teddy bears, toy soldiers AND rocking horses. I watched a cute Christmas movie the other night. When they decorated the tree, there was a conversation about how sad it made the grandpa to put the angel on the top of his tree because that had been such a big deal every year to his wife who had passed away that year. He ended up putting a cowboy hat on top of the tree, and it was really cute. THAT shows me that whatever works for you works for your tree top. My Christmas tree is decorated with snow things…snowmen, white polar bears, glass ice cubes, knit mini mittens, snowballs, snow shoes, etc. MY treetop decoration this year will be a circular ornament I made out of fake snowballs with bows stuck here and there to fit my theme.

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My current favourite is a tiny corn dolly I was given for Xmas 2019. I’d been teaching a course about the John Rave Kansas City Player Map Signature Mug What’s more,I will buy this history of food, and we touched on the varieties of wheat, and how it had changed over the years. One of the class made corn dollies as a hobby, and explained how the length of the stalk was changing, making her hobby much harder. At the end of the course, she gave me, not an apple for the teacher, but a tiny corn dolly she’d made herself. Being less than 5 feet tall, I learned the hard way the best order for me to decorate my Christmas tree. We pick out a cut live tree each year. The wonderful workers at the tree farm, place the tree into a nifty contraption that encases it in a plastic, mesh wrap — pushing the branches against the trunk, pointing upwards. Before they wrap the tree, they trim off any wayward lower branches, cut a few inches off the bottom of the stump, then cut a notch in the center for me, so the tree is ready to place in the stand when we get home.