Did you know that four out of every five Christmas trees displayed in the U.S. are artificial?! I think artificial trees are better, because they can be used for up to ten years before being replaced!
In 2015 an average of $50 was spent on every real tree that would last for 30 days. An average of $85 was spent on an artificial tree. The artificial tree only cost 35 dollars more and could be used ten times as long!
A real tree gets very messy after the first week. An artificial tree usually never sheds one pin needle while a real tree sheds millions of them! With the artificial Christmas tree the set-up and take-down is very simple the real Christmas trees set-up and take-down is very very hard and messy.
Finally, a normal
Christmas tree takes seven years before it is ready to be cut. An artificial tree takes up to one day to be made! You don't have to cut it down or anything. There is absolutely no hassle! Now, you tell me what is your favorite a real Christmas tree or an artificial Christmas tree? If you want no stress you should buy an artificial Christmas tree. If you want to stay traditional you should buy a real Christmas tree. As you can tell my favorite is an artificial Christmas tree!
The Christmas tree is an important symbol because it represents Nora’s life. The beginning of Act 2 states that the tree was tattered and stripped of ornaments, just like Nora’s life was falling apart.
A good view the Truax had was that for every tree cut down, 5 more are planted. It is a fact that newer trees give off more air than older trees, so cutting down the older trees
get more wrinkled and cracked as the years go by. The tree can be looked upon as something not that
is, for we may make a copy of the original, or we may transfer to
The Christmas tree can truly be called a Victorian innovation. The custom of a lighted tree began in Germany then made its way to America. “It wasn't until Prince Albert, of German descent, brought the Christmas tree to England in 1840 that it gained popularity there. By 1847, the trees at Windsor Castle were laden with presents as well as wax candles.” Michelle J. Hoppe. The tradition spread as English citizens followed the Royal example. The trees and other decorations were removed on Twelfth Night (January 6).
...all and 35 feet wide to be the annual Rockefeller tree. Most of the trees are 50+ years old. They are all donated by families, some trees, just around the corner from a family’s house.
Walls also stated, “... thrust the lighter into the Douglas for, flames leaped through the branches with crackling noise, Christmas ornaments exploded from the heat... Knocking down the tree, smashing most of the ornaments, and ruining all our presents.” Walls explained how Rose Mary put all of her hard work and dedication into making it a very Merry Christmas because of what the family had been going through. Unfortunately, it was ruined by the Grinch; a drunken Rex
Christmas is a special time of year that deserves to be remembered for its true meaning. Every year, Christmas becomes more and more commercialized and society forgets the origin of Christmas. It was not started with cookies, toys, and a fat man that delivers them, but instead it started with a humble inn where our Savior was born. The definition of Christmas is “a holiday on December 25 celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.” Nowhere in that definition does it say anything about the outrageous pressure society has set on consumers to buy, buy, buy during the Christmas season. Christmas is about presence not presents.
The play opens up with the Christmas tree being symbolic. The tree symbolizes Nora’s position in the Helmer household. The tree can also symbolize Nora’s personality. In the play the Christmas tree is a materialistic object used only for
To begin with, the tree is beautiful, but when the trimmings are removed it is left with little substance , in the same way that the Helmer’s marriage is left with little substance after Nora’s miracle fails to happen. This can be seen...
Christmas decorations should create a feeling of magic. The desire to create a magic home and bringing the spirit of Christmas can seem heavy these days. It becomes heavy and hard to carry, that parents now feel over the need to make
The tree is always real, and is usually six to seven feet tall. Most of the ornaments have been collected over the years and are very old. They have become real family treasures. We all have a favorite one that we each put on the tree.
...linger in tree-lined retail districts. So that helps more new businesses to develop in these districts. Due to the benefit of trees in health, social and environment, the trees are planted around house that the costs for facing these problems will be reduced. For instance, householders reduce the electronic fee for air condition in summer. In fact, urban trees also decrease infrastructure cost of municipal services such as reduce pressure of storm-water system. Furthermore, energy cost of whole city can be reduced by trees. Planting tree in urban is a sustainable way for a city to develop and create economic opportunities. Any city or towns cannot without trees, otherwise city council or government need to pay a lot of money to make-up function of trees. If tree plant in right location, it has great contribution on residents health, environment and social welfare.
Farm Forestry, along with Plantations, is very effective in preserving old-growth forests. The Combined Standing Forest Resource in Australia was 1.5 million hectares of planted trees. . In China, the law states that each and every citizen must plant at least 11 trees a year, every year. Raising awareness and education are other... ...
Trees are usually considered as bland, unusual objects that are usually taken for granted; however, I believe there is more to a tree that meets the eye. They supply oxygen and shade. During the holidays, trees are able to spread holiday cheer by wearing holiday decorations. Through providing, they are always beneficial to the needs of others. Rather than having striking beauty like a flower, trees have are grounded and possess a gentle beauty; they are adapted wildflowers to their environment. In fact, if I had to compare myself to an inanimate object, I would choose a tree. A tree has many characteristics in common with me. Characteristics like relying on our roots, strength and observation, and helping others and leaving behind a powerful legacy are a few of the traits we share. All of which I believe are admirable qualities to possess.