A beautiful New Year tree does wonders when it gets dark.
Although it is not the winter and the new year, it nevertheless comes close to both. I decorated this beautiful New Year tree with my little sister. The New Year's tree is just waiting for this wonderful grandpa to come and leave presents under her.
Hmmm, do you wonder how the New Year's tree decorations came about because I'm interested.
There are two beliefs about how tree foliage came about. According to the former, Saint Boniface saved the life of a child whom the Gentiles wanted to sacrifice by fisting the oak they gathered around with their fists. In the place where the oak was located, nickels were eaten, as a symbol of Jesus' eternal life.
According to another belief, more than two thousand years ago, pine, cedar and fir grew in front of the cave where Jesus was born. Fortunately for the son of God to be born, pine and cedar shook and gave him fruits. The tree started crying that it had no fruit and could not give it anything. An angel took pity, took the star from the sky and gave it to the tree. The tree bent and gently shook the star beside Jesus from its tip.
