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<\/a><\/p>\nThese African beaded ornaments were purchased in San Antonio, near the Alamo.<\/p>\n
The lion came from San Francisco, I don’t remember about the dog.<\/p>\n Every tree needs some birds flying around it, and what says “Christmas” as much as a parrot. \u00a0 (You could really teach a parrot to say this).<\/p>\n The lizard was made in Africa and I can’t remember if M bought it there or if I got it from somewhere in the US. \u00a0I think the poison dart frog was purchased in Denver and the rest I got in town somewhere.<\/p>\n What is it about me and frogs? \u00a0 This isn’t even all of my frog ornaments. \u00a0 I guess I like frogs because they are funny and cheerful.<\/p>\n I don’t know about the mouse jester, but the humahumanukunukuapua’a was definitely bought in Hawai’i.<\/p>\n St. Nicholas belongs to the season, but I’m not so sure about the gargoyle, giraffe or Northern Pike. (Yes, they are part of Christmas too!)<\/p>\n But of all my ornaments, these are perhaps my very favorites. \u00a0Small plastic dinosaurs with adorable faces, and just the right touch of holiday spirit. \u00a0 I have had these for about 30 years, and I purchased them right here in town.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" After four years of not having a tree, a faraway friend inspired me to put one up again (you know, that tradition thing). \u00a0 Back when we had a rambunctious dog. I had decided on getting a small artificial tree (yes I decided on artificial because I don’t like to kill things) that I put … Continue reading O Christmas Tree<\/span> <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n