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really cute :) if you're a guy, girls love that
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Where did the tridition of kissing under the misletoe come from?
greek festival
What does under the misletoe mean?
The tradition is for two individuals under a mistletoe to kiss.
Who and when created a kiss under the misletoe brings good luck?
The custom of hanging up mistletoe is said to stem from the ancient Druid tradition of laying down arms and exchanging greetings when under the mistletoe. The custom of kissing under the mistletoe is attributed to the English, who, after every kiss, plucked a berry from the bunch and discarded it. When the berries were gone, tradition called for the kissing to stop.
Where can you see a kiss under a mistlrtoe?
Find a misletoe and 2 people
What are you suppposed to remove when you kiss someone under the misletoe?
One Of The Berries
What does a misletoe represent?
a misletoe repersent love and that any thing is possible
Will Phineas and Isabella kiss under the misletoe at Christmas vacation?
No they don't. They will probably kiss at the last episode
What kind of plant is a misletoe?
a flower
What flowers live in the cold?
holly, misletoe
Why do you have misletoe?
It is a traditional decoration...... Also it is said it represents love, because it is said if one goes under it with someone else you are supposed to kiss <3
How did the Druids use misletoe?
they thought it was a sacred plant
Where can you find misletoe?
Ontop of a couple that is kissing because that is why they are kissing. Get them at a store maybe like The Home Depot. Mistletoe (the natural kind) is a parasite in trees - it looks a bit like a ball of green vegetation that contrasts with the bare branches of its host tree. Traditionally (in Celtic mythology or what was called the Old Religion) the spirits of the ancestors left the ground and were drawn up into certain trees. As the mistletoe stays green in Winter, it was taken to be a symbol of the ancestors and so kissing under the mistletoe could be interpreted as seeking their approval. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mistletoe
