TommyO
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Tue Dec-26-06 11:20 PM
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| It's December 26th and I'm still listening to Christmas music |
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specifically James Taylor's At Christmas - I bought the CD and it got lost in the holiday hullabaloo.
What kind of loser am I?
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| Beausoir
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Tue Dec-26-06 11:31 PM
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| 1. You just go with it! Enjoy it! |
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Christmas came and went so quickly this year!
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| texanwitch
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Tue Dec-26-06 11:33 PM
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| 2. I drove to Austin today with my Aunt and we listened to Christmas music. |
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It is still the holidays yet.
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| Lydia Leftcoast
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Wed Dec-27-06 12:57 AM
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| 3. Traditionally, it's only the second day of Christmas |
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In traditional churches, it's Christmas until January 6, and we'll be singing Christmas carols in church next Sunday. It's only in the secular world that Christmas music appears on November 1 and disappears on December 25.
The four weeks before Christmas are considered Advent and have their own music.
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| mark414
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Wed Dec-27-06 02:38 AM
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| 4. you're not a loser if it's james brown's funky christmas |
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only christmas album i ever actually wanted to listen to...and the recent news made it even better, in a sad way
RIP james :cry:
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