Oh, I know this isn’t a surprise for you. Even if you don’t celebrate the holiday, you’re aware of it. There’s almost no way NOT to be aware of it. By the time this posts, I expect to be enjoying the company of some of my friends and a few of my family. I have good friends. I have good family. I’m blessed.
Before I get all sentimental on you, and just so today’s blog isn’t one paragraph and gone, let me share a few holiday-related items -- if you celebrate the day and if you’re in the Christmas mood.
Stylist in the UK has offered their list of the 50 best Christmas books. No one anywhere is surprised that “A Christmas Carol” makes the final cut. Meanwhile, Esquire provides “The Worst Books to Buy for Christmas”, which is a little more intriguing. Glynn better watch out for next year.
TimeOut in London tells us that “not all Christmas songs are totally naff”. I don’t know what “naff” means but they’re sharing their 50 best Christmas songs. Even more fun, they also offer the twelve worst Christmas songs ever inflicted on mankind.
Rotten Tomatoes will give you their list of the best Christmas movies, while Paste offers their idea of the worst Christmas movies (and Glynn should be SO happy I've already selected his gift for this year). Guess which list I found to be more entertaining?
See you next week. And merry Christmas!
Before I get all sentimental on you, and just so today’s blog isn’t one paragraph and gone, let me share a few holiday-related items -- if you celebrate the day and if you’re in the Christmas mood.
Stylist in the UK has offered their list of the 50 best Christmas books. No one anywhere is surprised that “A Christmas Carol” makes the final cut. Meanwhile, Esquire provides “The Worst Books to Buy for Christmas”, which is a little more intriguing. Glynn better watch out for next year.
TimeOut in London tells us that “not all Christmas songs are totally naff”. I don’t know what “naff” means but they’re sharing their 50 best Christmas songs. Even more fun, they also offer the twelve worst Christmas songs ever inflicted on mankind.
Rotten Tomatoes will give you their list of the best Christmas movies, while Paste offers their idea of the worst Christmas movies (and Glynn should be SO happy I've already selected his gift for this year). Guess which list I found to be more entertaining?
See you next week. And merry Christmas!
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