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When I was young my uncle was in the Christmas decertations business. I would visit his showroom in the Dallas World Trade Center and be in awe of how he was able to get so much sparkle in his trees and decorating.

There are two tricks and I am about to share them with you…
The second trick is to add reflective ornament balls close to the stem of the tree. My kids have learned through the years that we start by putting the shiny balls on the inside of the tree close to the stem and they will reflect the light outward. Of course these are not the fun ornaments to hang but they serve a purpose.
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