I thought I had seen quite a lot in my lifetime, but an upside down Christmas tree? What is up with this? This is not a joke. I just seen a similar tree in an ad with a local hardware store.
I’m not aware of anything paganistic, just very strange. That doesn’t mean that there is not some deep-rooted meaning, just that I am not aware. Chime in if you know of any practices regarding an upside down Christmas tree. But please verify your facts (beyond a web site or two) before we start a witch-hunt. Thank you.
From what I’ve read, it’s all about space and merchandising. The claim is that you now have more room for presents and that the ornaments finally hang properly. All I can say is that I am thankful that we have finally solved the Christmas ornament problem. It’s about time!
Do you think we can do something with the stuff called eggnog and fruitcake, now that the ornament problem is finally solved.
Wednesday, 14. November 2007
I don’t know about pagan symbolism, it’s just unnatural.
Thursday, 15. November 2007
Personally,
I beleive it is just meant as a space saver, but it looks very retarted, I think it just looks wierd. I will never have one that is for sure, probably just a new age thing.
-Dianna