#Christmas tree topper

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Philza's crow as a Christmas tree topper!

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rate my tree topper yall

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Techno-angel? Techno-star? anyways Merry Christmas! 🎅🏻🎅🏻🎅🏻🎄🎄🎄🎁🎁🎁

first image’s caption: Christmas tree decoration in-progress

second image’s caption: New topper this year to replace the TARDIS

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Malaha with her lights on

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So incredibly obsessed with this one, I cannot even handle it 😍

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Guest Post: What kind of Christmas tree topper will you use this year? by Becky Van Vleet

It’s a pleasure to host Becky Van Vleet as she shares a Christmas memory and how it inspired her creativity. She’s also hosting the day over on my Facebook page: Leagh’s Little Bit of Christmas. We’d love to have you join us. What kind of Christmas tree topper will you use this year? The tree topper that appears at the top of our Christmas tree every year is a plastic angel, old and broken. She…

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National Christmas Tree Day

The Christmas tree, a prominent decoration for those who celebrate Christmas, is the focus of today’s holiday. The day is often celebrated by acquiring, putting up, and decorating a Christmas tree. Although the choice to put National Christmas Tree Day on December 8 was made by the day’s creator, Jace Shoemaker-Galloway, the date does have some other connections to the Christmas tree. Today also happens to be Immaculate Conception Day, a Catholic holiday on which celebrants in some countries put up Christmas trees. December 8 is also around the time of the year that the lighting of the National Christmas Tree takes place. In the past, some tree farmers have also held a National Christmas Tree Day on the date as well.

The roots of the Christmas tree tradition go back to ancient pagan holidays. Pagans decorated their homes with evergreen branches during the Winter Solstice, to remind them that spring wasn’t too far away. Some pagans worshipped trees as well. In ancient Rome, temples were decorated with evergreens during Saturnalia, a December holiday. Eventually, Christians began associating Christ’s birth with the winter holidays and adopted the evergreen tree, which they saw as a symbol of eternal life.

Christmas trees came about in western Germany. There was a German medieval play about Adam and Eve that featured a “paradise tree,” a fir tree hung with apples that represented the Garden of Eden. Germans began putting paradise trees up in their homes on Christmas Eve, the religious feast day of Adam and Eve. Besides apples, they decorated their trees with wafers, and then cookies, which symbolized Holy Communion. Candles were also added, symbolizing Christ as the light of the world. Germans also had “Christmas pyramids.” Made of wood and shaped like pyramids, they held Christmas figurines and were decorated with candles, evergreens, and a star. By the sixteenth century, the Christmas pyramid and paradise tree were merged together to form the Christmas tree.

German Lutherans embraced the custom of the Christmas tree—it was widespread by the eighteenth century and considered tradition by the nineteenth century. Christmas trees gained in popularity around the English-speaking world—including in the United States—with the release of a sketch of Queen Victoria and her family next to a Christmas tree in their home in the 1840s. Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert, had been born in Germany.

Christmas trees were introduced to the American colonies during the seventeenth century.  At that time, they were looked at with suspicion by many Christians there. Some, like the Puritans, saw them as “heathen traditions.” German and Irish immigrants to America helped to popularize Christmas trees there in the mid-nineteenth century. Other countries where they were popular at that time include Poland, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Austria. Western missionaries brought them to Japan and China in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Christmas trees are used as both outdoor and indoor decorations and are often adorned with lights, ornaments, tinsel, and garland. Blown-glass ornaments, many being made in small workshops in Germany and Bohemia, were being sold in Britain and the United States by the 1870s. Strings of electric lights were being sold a few decades later. Presents are often placed around Christmas trees to be opened on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.

The most common trees used for Christmas trees are blue spruce, Douglas fir, balsam fir, Scots pine, white pine, noble fir, and Fraser fir. Somewhere around 30 million real trees are cut down each year in the United States to be used as Christmas trees. Most of them are grown on tree farms, where about 350 million trees are currently growing. In addition to real trees, around 10 million artificial trees are sold each year in the United States. The first artificial Christmas trees were made in the 1880s in Germany, and started being manufactured as part of an effort to fight deforestation. Early artificial trees were made of goose feathers that were dyed green and then attached to wire branches, which were then attached to trunks made of dowel rods. In the 1930s, artificial trees in the United States started being made with brush bristles, and by the 1950s and 1960s, many were being made of aluminum or PVC plastic. Artificial trees have become more popular in recent years and are now mainly made of PVC plastic.

Various groups in different parts of the world put up Christmas trees at different times. German tradition says that Christmas trees should be put up on December 23 or Christmas Eve, and need to be down by January 5—Twelfth Night of Christmas. In predominantly Catholic countries such as Argentina, Italy, and Ireland, they are often put up on December 8—Immaculate Conception Day—which happens to be the same date as National Christmas Tree Day. They are often taken down on January 6—Epiphany or on February 2—Candlemas. Christmas trees are often also put up in public places such as town squares. Each year a Christmas tree is put up in Rockefeller Center in New York City, and the National Christmas Tree is lit outside of the White House.

National Christmas Tree Day is being observed today! It has been observed annually on December 8th since 2015.

There is no better way to spend the day than to get a Christmas tree, put it up in your home, and decorate it. You could cut down your own or buy a real one in a parking lot, at a store, or anywhere else where they are sold in your community. If a real tree doesn’t suit you, pick up an artificial one. Decorate your tree with lights, ornaments, garland, tinsel, or whatever else you would like. Some other ways you could celebrate the day include watching A Charlie Brown Christmas or planning a trip to attend the lighting of the National Christmas Tree.

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Antique VTG Glass Crinkle Wire Feather TREE TOPPER Christmas Ornament Germany ebay holiday_rain

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Reasons the Daycare Attendant is Christmas incarnate (Ruin spoilers past the cut)

The shoes, Moon’s hat, the jingle bells, and red ribbons and frills that make me think of a neatly tied Christmas present

Their plushies around the Pizzaplex look like the Elf on the Shelf

The first thing we hear out of Sun is a Santa laugh, and Moon says the word “naughty” a lot

Ruin spoilers !!

And finally, Eclipse says “Happy Birthday!” upon reboot, same thing Frosty the Snowman says when he is brought to life

Can you believe it guys? Christmas! Stored in the DCA!

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Malaha with her lights off

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Special dino made for a Christmas present. I love it so much 🥰

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“Tree Time” (digital illustration) — CW

Happy Holidays!

Thanks to anyone coming by my blog to see my little cartoon drawings, even though I’m not posting very often lately. Everyone try to enjoy a little “tree time” this holiday :)

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