History in the Making

Ornament of the Day, # 3

From now until Christmas, I will be sharing my favourite ornaments and their stories every Tuesday and Saturday! I collect ornaments of all kinds- our tree is not a cohesive set of ornaments, bought to be one picture but rather a mish-mash of ornaments that are all over the place but each tell their own story. The ornaments that I will be sharing are ornaments that have a unique story or a special meaning to me, and I hope that you enjoy them!
Ornament of the Day
This is an interesting one for me- there’s not as much of a story behind this as there is a purpose to it. My love of David’s Tea (and all tea) is documented far and wide, and in the last three-ish years, they’ve really expanded their offerings for the holiday season. One of my favourite items that they sell is tea-filled ornaments! Filled ornaments are a double present in my opinion; they get whatever the gift inside is- you can find ornaments with tea, coffee, chocolates, candies, puzzles, and even make up inside- and then have a lasting ornament to keep afterwards! I particularly love giving ornaments like this for Secret Santa, as they aren’t typically too expensive and they are always a hit. Plus, as with the last two ornaments, this is incredibly durable as it is a lightweight metal- it can survive any sort of interaction!
Davids Tea Christmas Tree Ornament
What is your favourite holiday beverage to drink? 
Until tomorrow,
The Historian!
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