“I made this at Ashland Place Mother’s Day Out in 1992. The golden pasta is never going anywhere. My parents hang it every year — no matter the condition.” – Graysi Ethridge
“My grandma bought this in the 1950s while living in Germany. Growing up, there was always such excitement when the ornament you unwrapped to hang was the mushroom.” – Katie Vogtner
“This sassy poodle was a housewarming gift from Mary Walker. It reminds me to be fabulous throughout the holiday season!” – Kasee Heisterhagen
“The kids think this angel is so ugly. They try to hide it every year, but I insist on it being front and center.” – Nichole Russell Patrick
“My mom made lots of ornaments, including this hand-painted one. She found the starfish on a Virginia beach in the late ‘70s.” – Meg Fowler
“When I was a child, many cousins would exchange presents under a tree that held circular frames with each family member’s name in needlepoint, all made by our Aunt Karen. These ornaments remind me of a wonderful time, in a place I love, among people I love and who love me.” – Stacey Driskell
