by sacolton 62 Replies latest jw friends
Carol of the Bells! So many great versions, just a fantastic piece of music.
Rather odd for an atheist, but I love this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNYAGnqLgnA
I always cry, but this is just about the best
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g4lY8Y3eoo
Charlie Brown, I also watched that one, and I couldn't even watch the Flying Nun!! I have the movie and the album, that's good stuff. I particularly enjoy Linus' speech.
It's funny so many of us were allowed to watch Charlie Brown's Christmas. It's one of my best memories. That and Frosty the Snowman was also allowed.
Other than that....nothing. No Music, no memories other than being sent to the library during festivities.
We all seem to have so little to go on from our childhood.
to all my fellow Charlie Brown Christmas watchers as JW kids!
r
Love the following song. We had a children's concert at church tonight. One of the girls, around 11 years old, sang this song and did a really good job.
Guest with Questions,.....very nice! It must have been wonderful to watch live from a young person.
One of my sons was in a Choir for Orlando and did a Christmas concert long ago...my first time in a church...the entire experience was breath taking.
r.
...................... ...OUTLAW
You paint a picture of a nearly irresistible man Outlaw
you THOUGHT you liked "o holy night"
this version will convince you that angels do weep
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk4woNRD7NQ
for the record, my mother had an operatic soprano voice
and when she sang o holy night, there wasnt a dry eye
in the house
It's a good thing there were no firearms close by chickpea!
That's was definitely a "KILL ME NOW, PLEASE!" version of O Holy Night.
om
Chickpea,
Where is Simon Cowell when we need him? Or maybe Chuck Barris with his gong?
Eureka! Just in time, I found Light of the Stable on mySpace. Merry Christmas, everybody!
GLT
