Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 25 Nov 2023, 17:07
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Favorite Christmas-Time Music
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Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 27 Nov 2023, 13:59
I have to listen to this one several times over the course of the season...it always brings a smile to my face
Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 27 Nov 2023, 18:46
Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 27 Nov 2023, 22:44
Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 28 Nov 2023, 16:27
Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 02 Dec 2023, 09:02
Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 04 Dec 2023, 13:26
Still has to be Silent Night.
Last evening we were downtown Port Neches for the lighting of the town's Christmas tree, before which the high school choir, which includes our granddaughter, was singing. Afterward we were walking back to our car while a small group was singing Silent Night from the small stage, and suddenly a flock of snow geese flew over low enough to be visible in the darkness. I got my phone out and video on to try to capture the moment, with the cries of the geese overhead, and Silent Night in the background. Alas, the camera couldn't focus on the geese, nor the song. The audio did record the geese and a "wow" from my wife. I'll try to post it.
Last evening we were downtown Port Neches for the lighting of the town's Christmas tree, before which the high school choir, which includes our granddaughter, was singing. Afterward we were walking back to our car while a small group was singing Silent Night from the small stage, and suddenly a flock of snow geese flew over low enough to be visible in the darkness. I got my phone out and video on to try to capture the moment, with the cries of the geese overhead, and Silent Night in the background. Alas, the camera couldn't focus on the geese, nor the song. The audio did record the geese and a "wow" from my wife. I'll try to post it.
Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 04 Dec 2023, 13:37
I can get all choked-up over Silent Night.sweetandsour wrote: ↑04 Dec 2023, 13:26 Still has to be Silent Night.
Last evening we were downtown Port Neches for the lighting of the town's Christmas tree, before which the high school choir, which includes our granddaughter, was singing. Afterward we were walking back to our car while a small group was singing Silent Night from the small stage, and suddenly a flock of snow geese flew over low enough to be visible in the darkness. I got my phone out and video on to try to capture the moment, with the cries of the geese overhead, and Silent Night in the background. Alas, the camera couldn't focus on the geese, nor the song. The audio did record the geese and a "wow" from my wife. I'll try to post it.
Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 04 Dec 2023, 18:36
NM. Video won't post.sweetandsour wrote: ↑04 Dec 2023, 13:26 Still has to be Silent Night.
Last evening we were downtown Port Neches for the lighting of the town's Christmas tree, before which the high school choir, which includes our granddaughter, was singing. Afterward we were walking back to our car while a small group was singing Silent Night from the small stage, and suddenly a flock of snow geese flew over low enough to be visible in the darkness. I got my phone out and video on to try to capture the moment, with the cries of the geese overhead, and Silent Night in the background. Alas, the camera couldn't focus on the geese, nor the song. The audio did record the geese and a "wow" from my wife. I'll try to post it.
Favorite Christmas-Time Music
Posted: 04 Dec 2023, 20:23
Christmas Truce, 1914. The man that doesn't ball at the concept of two Christian armies lamenting their shared fate and taking a day to remember that they were brothers in Christ is not the kind of man I want to know.JimVH wrote: ↑04 Dec 2023, 13:37I can get all choked-up over Silent Night.sweetandsour wrote: ↑04 Dec 2023, 13:26 Still has to be Silent Night.
Last evening we were downtown Port Neches for the lighting of the town's Christmas tree, before which the high school choir, which includes our granddaughter, was singing. Afterward we were walking back to our car while a small group was singing Silent Night from the small stage, and suddenly a flock of snow geese flew over low enough to be visible in the darkness. I got my phone out and video on to try to capture the moment, with the cries of the geese overhead, and Silent Night in the background. Alas, the camera couldn't focus on the geese, nor the song. The audio did record the geese and a "wow" from my wife. I'll try to post it.