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Under the mistletoe, 1898

Updated Jun 26, 2025
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Under the mistletoe, 1898
A professional photo by E.J. McCullag of a woman posing under mistletoe.
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"Under the mistletoe" 1898 Does anyone hang mistletoe now?
Photo of Symanthia Foust Symanthia Foust
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12/17/2019
Not many people care about the traditions anymore.....It's sad
Photo of Victoria Matheus Victoria Matheus
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12/17/2019
Symanthia Foust It’s hard to find & expensive. We have it if we can get it. During the Depression, my Grandmother saved so the kids could buy a big bunch at the florist row, tie small pieces with red ribbon & sell them ❤️
Photo of Mary Katherine Howard Mary Katherine Howard
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12/17/2019
I’m sure whatever was left of that cute tradition has died out due to the #MeToo news.
Yeah- let's skip the kissing, lets get right to the sex- that's the attitude now. And birth control seems to have gone out of style too. Oh that's OK! We'll just have the tax payers take care of the babies.
Photo of Mary Katherine Howard Mary Katherine Howard
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12/17/2019
Brigitte Simmons Cherubini it’s a crazy world, that’s for sure!
Photo of Roy Carol Candy Roy Carol Candy
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12/17/2019
No more MT because iI think t is being used for something to do with cancer now.
Photo of Carol Dixon Carol Dixon
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12/17/2019
we just go outside and stand under the closest mesquite tree- it's center us overtaken by mistletoe. Soon thr tree will be totally dead.
Photo of Stephen Hammock Stephen Hammock
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12/17/2019
I have lots of mistletoe up in the tops of my pecan trees on my property. Used some recently. ;-)
We have some in our pecan tree too. Cant see it until winter when all the leaves are gone.
Photo of Pat Lo Duca Pat Lo Duca
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12/17/2019
Shoot they’re kissing at the grocery store now days, LOL
No one needs mistletoe unfortunately.
Romance has gone out of style. It's too bad because it can be such fun. It's too civilized for today's younger generation. It's all sex and having 10 babies with 10 different "baby daddies" they are called, it's sickening and low-brow. I prefer the romance.
Photo of Puente Diane Puente Diane
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12/17/2019
I love it❣❤
Photo of Bob Border Bob Border
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12/17/2019
Hey1 I'm over here.
Photo of David Phelps David Phelps
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12/17/2019
I use to but now just my and my Cat..
Photo of Cara King Cara King
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12/17/2019
Mistletoe is poisonous but it might just be the berries.
Photo of Patricia L Parcel Patricia L Parcel
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12/17/2019
We always had mistletoe hanging in a doorway when I was growing up.
Photo of Bob Gaines Bob Gaines
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12/18/2019
Growing up in Nashville in the 40's and 50's, we boys would climb trees to cut it down. I don't see much of it anymore? Just like butterflies and moths and many bird species, it's getting scarce.
Photo of Terry Davis Terry Davis
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12/18/2019
Now it gets you arrested!
Photo of Angela Svirbely Angela Svirbely
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12/21/2019
Wow look at her dress!!
Photo of Angela Svirbely Angela Svirbely
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12/21/2019
I wonder what color the dress was?? Such a clear photo!!
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