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November 30, 2005

White Christmas in Canada

Canadian Christmas traditions for a white Christmas

White Christmas traditions can be loads of fun. Even if you don’t like snow, a white Christmas can be enjoyable.

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November 27, 2005

The Tradition of the 12 Days of Christmas

Do you want to know where the idea of 12 days of Christmas came from?

Everyone is familiar with the song about the 12 days of Christmas, but many don’t know the meaning of 12 days of Christmas or even that celebrating 12 days of Christmas is truly a tradition.

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November 24, 2005

The History of Mistletoe

Have you ever wondered how the Christmas mistletoe tradition came about?

Mistletoe sprigs are decorations that inspire kissing during the holiday season. While meeting under the mistletoe can be sweet and romantic, it is interesting to explore the history behind the tradition.

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November 21, 2005

Why do we say Merry Christmas?

Merry Christmas versus happy Christmas

“Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year” are words commonly heard during the holiday season and are often printed on Christmas cards and gift wrapping. Have you ever wondered why Merry Christmas, rather than Happy Christmas is used as a Christmas greeting?

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November 18, 2005

What is the Story of Christmas Wreaths?

The origin of the Christmas wreaths tradition

Christmas wreaths can be seen on the door of just about every home around Christmas time. There are many types of Christmas wreaths and they are certainly a nice addition to your Christmas decorations, but have you ever wondered about the origin or meaning of Christmas wreaths?

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November 15, 2005

Traditions that Christmas Presents

Christmas presents interesting traditions in Italy and France

Christmas presents a time of gathering, gift giving and celebration. Families, friends, and even acquaintances exchange Christmas presents and share the holiday spirit.

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November 12, 2005

Americana Christmas Theme Decorations

Christmas theme decorations with a touch of American pride

Christmas theme decorations are not uncommon at all. While some homes are decorated with a variety of colors and various different items, many are adorned with Christmas theme decorations.

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November 10, 2005

Traditional (and Non-Traditional) Christmas Music

11 classic favorites for Christmas music

Christmas music is prevalent to the holiday spirit. Christmas music ranges from classical hymns and Christmas carols to humorous sing-alongs to suit any taste in music. Many big stars do remakes of classic Christmas songs giving them a new twist for a new generation.

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November 7, 2005

Christmas Rope Light

Is the Christmas rope light becoming a holiday tradition?

Christmas rope light decorations are gaining popularity. Of course, Laura Legend was curious about the Christmas rope light and wanted to know its significance.

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November 5, 2005

Christmas in July

A growing tradition is Christmas in July

Christmas in July is a wonderful tradition that is growing in popularity.

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November 2, 2005

Planning a Mexican Christmas Party

A Christmas party with a Mexican theme is a wonderful tradition

A Christmas party with a Mexican theme can be a lot of fun and whether or not your family has a Mexican heritage, it can be a memorable family tradition.

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