inverted christmas trees??

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inverted christmas trees seem to be all the rage this year. honestly, i had never heard of it before, so i had to research it a bit. 


apparently, inverted trees do have a long history. In the 12th century, Central Europeans would hang candle-laden trees from the ceiling to represent the Holy Trinity. 


during the 21st century, this has become a retailer's trick to gain more floor space for products...


 but...


it appears as though upside-down christmas trees are catching on for home use. see article here


what are your thoughts? would you ever do this??

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  1. FoxygenDecember 8, 2011 at 9:47 PM

    My family has had trees that have ended up sideways (on the floor), but never upside down.

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