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Affectionately known as Aussie, the Australian Shepherd was actually developed on ranches in the United States. Aussies continue to be valued by st...

Unicorns are found in storybooks and tall tales from around the world, leading one to wonder if they really do exist. Living deep in the forest and...

Descendant of the Tibetan Mastiff, this sweet-natured working dog is a natural life guard, protector and help-mate. The "Newfie" can haul wood, tak...

The Chow Chow dog originates from China, where its name means puffy-lion dog. The Chow Chow is one of the last remaining ancient dog breeds. Known ...

Symbols of happiness and joy, birds are regarded as a necessity on the Christmas Tree. Here a happy pair of cardinals symbolize togetherness at the...

Long ago, when toys were scarce and neighbors could be miles away, children looked forward to snowfalls with great anticipation. This wonderful gif...

Canoes were developed by the Native Peoples of North America. The name comes from the word kenu meaning dugout. The most well-known version is made...

The name Kecia means great joy. Angels are our divine link to God and heaven, symbolizing purity, peace and love. Angels are a comforting and joyfu...

Known by many names, such as Straw and Ghost, this nocturnal hunter consumes about 4 rodents a night. They mate for life, and have a distinct scree...

Native to North America, Canada Geese are highly social birds that mate for life. They live together in flocks, except when nesting. The family bon...

This critter is the original tree-hugger, whose prehistoric ancestors were the size of an elephant! Although arboreal by design, sloths love to swi...

The triceratops roamed what is now North America millions of years ago. The term triceratops means three-horned face, making it one of the most rec...

Camping is a very popular outdoor activity. Setting up camp in the woods is a lot of fun and a great way to experience nature. This beautiful glass...

This glass Football ornament makes a great gift for any sports enthusiast. It was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solu...

This beautiful glass Celtic Brooch ornament blends several significant Irish symbols. Celtic Knots are believed to represent the intricacy of God's...

The shamrock is a symbol of the cross and the holy trinity. It has also long been a symbol of Ireland and is said to be used by St. Patrick in his ...

The Fisherman's Hat traces back to the 1900s in Ireland. Fishermen and farmers created the hats for protection from the rain. The hats are still po...

Giving a ring can have many meanings, but it has long had romantic significance. Since a circle has no end, it represents timelessness or everlasti...

During the 1800s, when leisure travel was the exclusive realm of the wealthy, suitcases began to replace trunks and luggage labels evolved. Many ex...

Tchaikovsky s famous ballet, The Nutcracker Suite, tells the story of Clara, who is given a nutcracker for Christmas. She falls asleep and dreams i...

In the Middle Ages, guests brought sweet buns that were placed in a pile over which the bride and groom kissed. The taller the pile, the more prosp...

Hearts have long been associated with love and Valentine s Day. The heart is also a symbol of the love of Christ, whose birth we celebrate at Chris...

Hearts have long been associated with love and Valentine s Day. The heart is also a symbol of the love of Christ, whose birth we celebrate at Chris...

Long ago when parents decorated the Christmas tree, they hung the pickle ornament last, hiding it in the green boughs. When the children were allow...