December 15, 2011

O Christmas Tree! Trimming Traditions Around the World

By incaunipocrit

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By: Vicki Santillano

Christmas is celebrated in many parts of the world, and each culture brings its own beliefs and rituals into the festivities. Depending on what country you’re in, you could eagerly be awaiting January 1 and the arrival of a gift bearer by ship (Greece), or you could be heading to KFC for a romantic Christmas Eve dinner (Japan).

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