Weekends can be rough, but such an inspiration!!! How did this song REALLY come about? Read on!!!

all i want for christmas is my two front teeth – some stupid little girl

i had a friend who was riding a bike with only a front brake. we were riding around drunk one night and as my friend was launching herself off a curb, a car pulled around the corner and she hammered on the breaks, locking up the front tire, and sending her head first over the handlebars into the street [full entry]

Oh the snow! I witnessed it for the first time since moving to California last weekend in the Mojave Desert. That’s right, snow…in the desert!!! It was no ‘Winter Wonderland’, but honestly…what really is!? Enjoy part 3 of this riveting series.

walking in a winter wonderland – perry como

back in the day, before cars, before air horns, and before common sense [full entry]

Wow, only two done and this is already hard!? I thought this was supposed to be easy…

Well, as far as mistakes go, this was probably one of them…but two days into it and I promise to maintain my commitment to authentically interpreting what these songs would mean to a person of the time…someone like you right now…or just make up a bunch of historical inaccuracies and pass them off as fact.

The Christmas Song – more commonly known as ‘Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire’ offers up many tips for parents out there, so pay attention!

(chestnuts roasting on an open fire) The Christmas Song – As performed by Nat ‘King’ Cole [full entry]

During the last hours of November, I reflected on the past year and realized how little I’ve actually contributed to the landfill we call the internet and have decided to embark on a project of epic proportions [in comparison to the relatively small proportions I have previously embarked on] and will combine my passion for Holiday songs, with my basic understanding of typing in what I would like to call my ’25 Days Till Christmas – Classic Holiday Song Interpretations’ project. I will be listening to some of my favorites and interpreting them, one a day for 25 days, so we can all better understand their place in history as well as modern day. Day 1 of the project begins:

an interpretation of ‘do you hear what i hear’ as sung by Taylor Swift [full entry]