Nothing says Christmas like wrapping gifts to Berle Ives or listening to my mother-in-law sing her rendition of "Santa Baby" (over and over and over!), but isn't it a bit premature for one of my car radio presets to have made the switch to all holiday music all the time? What happened to the day-after-Thanksgiving rule of thumb? I know that stores gear up for the holidays mid-summer, but do the radio stations really have to follow suit?
Sunday, November 15, 2009
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Nothing says Christmas like wrapping gifts to Berle Ives or listening to my mother-in-law sing her rendition of "Santa Baby" (over and over and over!), but isn't it a bit premature for one of my car radio presets to have made the switch to all holiday music all the time? What happened to the day-after-Thanksgiving rule of thumb? I know that stores gear up for the holidays mid-summer, but do the radio stations really have to follow suit?
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Hey! "Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire" is my fav Christmas Song!
Must be your other mother in law that sings Santa Baby?!
I don't remember grandma Joan signing Santa Baby...I've gotta see this! Errr...maybe not.
Emily,I think I can belt it out for you?! I love Christmas music!
Gma Joan
Joan: Chestnuts, really? I have never heard you sing that one. You will have to sing it for me when the holidays get closer.
Emily: You must just tune your momma out. Caleb and I both classify Joan's holiday spirit by her singing Santa Baby (which she never really sings more than the words "Santa baby"...)
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