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SALE! Thomas Glenn Holidays Halloween 20% Til Nov 30
Now is the time to stock up on Thomas Glenn Holidays Halloween ornaments! The Bronze Dolphin is offering all Halloween ornaments at 20% off list price. This is a great way to save and stock up for the Halloween holiday next year. The sale will run until November 30, so be sure to order now for great savings! Go to the Thomas Glenn Holidays tab and click on the Halloween collection. Great ornaments including the current year's introductions are all 20% off. #thomasgl

The Bronze Dolphin
Nov 15, 20181 min read


"Jack O'" Halloween Ornament by Thomas Glenn Holidays
Theories hold that the tradition of making jack-o'-lanterns started in Ireland. During the 1800's, turnips were hollowed out to be used as lanterns during Halloween. Faces - often garish - were carved into the turnips. They were placed in windows or doorways to scare off "Stingy Jack" or other evil spirits. "Stingy Jack" is an Irish myth about a man who invited the Devil to have a drink with him. Since Jack was stingy, he did not want to pay for the drink, so he persuade

The Bronze Dolphin
Oct 19, 20182 min read


Day of the Dead Ornament by Thomas Glenn Holidays
The Day of the Dead in 2018 in the United States begins Wednesday, October 31 and ends on Friday, November 2. The Day of the Dead (Spanish: Dia de los Muertos) is a Mexican holiday celebrated throughout Mexico - especially in the Central and Southern regions. People of Mexican heritage in all parts of the world also celebrate this holiday. Gatherings of family and friends come together to remember those who have died and to help support their spiritual journey. There are

The Bronze Dolphin
Oct 12, 20181 min read


Thomas Glenn Holidays 2018 Styles Have Arrived - Start with Halloween!
Halloween, also spelled Hallowe'en (contraction of All Hallows' Evening) is celebrated in many countries of the world. Its origins date back to an ancient Celtic festival. Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a day to honor all saints. The evening before was known as All Hallows Eve, and ultimately Halloween. Over the years a number of events developed around the holiday, including trick-or-treating, costume parties, pumpkin carving, and Halloween balls. In current

The Bronze Dolphin
Oct 6, 20182 min read
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