Merry Christmas, everybody!
I hope you’ve got a lot of nice crunchy leaves handy, something to much on as you listen to all the lovely Christmas carols we’ve posted here–most of them, I’m happy to say, requested by you, the readers.
But look, I’m stuck with all these prizes I’m supposed to hand out to contest winners, starting with whoever wins our annual Christmas Carol Contest. To refresh you on the rules, the winner is whoever requests the carol that gets the most views on the day it was requested. So far the leading carol has only 19 views.
The winner gets either an autographed copy of one of Lee’s books or this cool MAGA-red T-shirt that says “If they have to kill us, they’ve lost.” You will notice I’m NOT complaining about some cheapskate not offering a bicycle for a prize. Nice Byron! We don’t do that anymore, do we?
Most of you have never requested a hymn or a carol. Well, now’s as good a time as any! Stir the place up! Let’s see a Christmas carol with over 20 views! 30, even. Let’s make a joyful noise for Christmas! Christ the Savior is born!
Get ’em, Byron. I’m trying as best I can, but you know what they say: Getting old is not for sissies. They got that right.
I don’t think there’s anyone who contributes more to this blog than you do.
Sorry I’ve been kind of delinquent this week. Our ISP (internet service provider) went down for a few hours on Tuesday and I’ve been trying madly to catch up ever since — in between last-minute shopping, dentist appointment, church clean-ups, gas for the car… and making excuses, blush blush. 🙂
I do have a request, though: “Christ Was Born on Christmas Day.”
I think I’ll save that one for first thing tomorrow morning.
And now I guess I’d better go out and stock up on crunchy leaves. 🙂 🙂
Can I please have In the bleak mid-winter by Susan Boyle? Thank you.
How about another rendition of “Joy To The World” now that we are approaching Christmas Eve day!
Tomorrow morning (got three lined up now).