These ornaments were made at a party in the late 1960s, so they have become traditional in our house.
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We have a few of these relics too. Nice memories too.
ReplyDeleteI'm for that too! They are treasures. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhen we got our first tree in the 1970s, we thought it should have only uniform ornaments. Then, we got this one. Then we got that one. Then one kid made one in school and then the other kid made one in school. Now it is a complete hodge podge but it is so much nicer.
ReplyDeleteYes, I like Christmas tree decorations that have meaning. Isn't Christmas all about tradition?
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