To that
jolly old man:
Hurry
if you can.
humor
Gotta love them Christmas classics!
It’s time to watch the annual festive movies. The must-sees:
Dear Santa
In the dark of the night (Santa will find you)
Alas, I am not musically inclined so only I can hear this in my head as it’s meant to be. Watch this video first, though. It will help. And I do apologize for getting this melody in your head. Once it gets in there, it is very, very hard to get out.
You know it’s cold in Wyoming when…
Right next door to me
there lived a celebrity.
You may have heard of him before –
he always takes flight on night 24.
Tis the season… finally
It is finally here, the official start of the Christmas season. I no longer have to feel guilty for watching the sappy Hallmark Christmas movies. Well, I don’t have to feel guilty for watching out of season. I should probably still feel at least a slight twinge of guilt for wasting so much time watching (in essence) the same movie over and over and over again. At the very least, I should feel a slight inclination of embarrassment for disclosing the fact I watch Hallmark movies.
The quest continues: Thanksgiving movies
The next thing a holiday needs in order to make an impact is a movie. Or, as in the case of Christmas, a lot of movies. I’m not saying Thanksgiving movies need to start in September, but a few would be nice.
So… movies that involve Thanksgiving.
Hmmm.
There was that Hallmark movie… even I didn’t watch it though.
Hmmm.
I have officially entered the dumbing down phase. Oh dang me!
I used to think, gee
I’m as smart as smart can be.
But now I see
I’m a lot less of a smarty
and even the smarts that used to be inside me
Does this really sound like a good idea?
photo courtesy the web
The other day I read an article suggesting a Hunger Games theme park may be in the works. For details, click here.
So, let me get this straight. Somebody somewhere read the book or watched the movie all about kids being put in a life or death Gladiator situation and thought, “Hmm, that would make a cool family attraction.”
Then this person presented the idea to a group of people who said, “Yeah, this could work!” I am so curious about that power point presentation but also terrified of it just a little bit.
Is it something I would pay money to go to? At this time, I’d have to say I’ll pass. No thank you. Na-uh. No possible way. You first.
What are your thoughts?
More Hunger Games?
The Hunger Games meets… by ck
When holidays become bullies
Christmas I like you
I really do.
But I must insist
you resist
the urge to bully
your way through. Continue reading
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