Christmas lights have been iconic for celebration during the holiday season for decades. They sparkle in colors of the rainbow and bring joy to all who see them. For many, the sight of twinkling Christmas lights evoke a deep sense of nostalgia and a return to a simpler time when people had to gather around the tree to admire the string lights. For those who grew up in the South, it may also be a reminder of a firework show in the night sky. Today, many people place Christmas lights all across their homes to create a beautiful scene. The lights come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from the traditional cone-shaped lights, to the modern icicle lights and LED lights. Many people string the lights along their gutters and rooftops, around trees, or around doorways and windows. Christmas lights also create a magical atmosphere inside the home. Homeowner can hang strands of them down stairways or on tree branches to impart a dreamy atmosphere. One can create focal points by hanging strands of Christmas lights in interesting areas of the house, such as over a fireplace or along a bedroom ceiling. No matter how Christmas lights are placed, they will instantly transform any environment into a festive and jolly one. It is no wonder then, why this classic symbol of the holiday season has managed to endure through the years.