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Daughters bake their mother’s fruitcake recipe, as handed down from Gran. Fathers and sons arrange lightings on the house and reindeer on the roof. And many read “‘Twas The Night Before Christmas” to young ones too excited to rest with visions of Santa skidding down the chimney heavy with toys. But one holiday tradition everyone can enjoy together is the Christmas tree.

Searching for eco-friendly Christmas party ideas? We have dozens of hints to make this holiday season a good one for you, and the planet. Did you know that millions of season’s greeting cards are sent to friends and kin each year? Although they are sent with good intentions, imagine the waste we create! So be green by reprocessing your Christmas cards. When you are finished admiring all of the holiday hallmarks on your mantel place, get your scissors and paste out for some Christmas crafts. Turn this year’s Christmas cards into next year’s present labels. Go green and preserve paper by recycling your Christmas cards and making them into labels for your gifts next year. Store your gift tags in vessels or pockets to keep them handsome for next year.

This Christmas, get in touch with your imaginative side! From themed Christmas celebrations to DIY decorations, there are so many means to celebrate the true significance of this occasion all while passing quality time with family and acquaintances.
After you’ve dressed your tree in homemade ornaments and a handmade tree skirt, be certain to spruce it up a bit more with a holiday town underneath. Pictures of villages, trains, and ice skaters on tiny mirror ponds are fond memories that I have of the decor under our house Christmas tree. Instead of a uncomplicated skirt or the traditionalistic nativity setting, create a magical climate under the tree with tiny towns in a village, toys in a play land, or a model train that circles the trunk making a lively holiday landscape.

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