Like most families, Halloween and Christmas are big at our house. Lisa and the kids are on the Halloween side, while I'm with Santa.
I learned long ago not to try and convert any of them. I think what happened at Disneyland once illustrates it best. In one of the studios at California Adventure, you can use this machine to determine which hero or villain you are.
I was Tarzan. All three of them were villains.
I learned long ago not to try and convert any of them. I think what happened at Disneyland once illustrates it best. In one of the studios at California Adventure, you can use this machine to determine which hero or villain you are.
I was Tarzan. All three of them were villains.
Oh, well. They love me, anyway.
So as October winds down, I'm in a mad rush to get my Christmas station ready to go. I turned it on a little early again this year, featuring Halloween songs up until November 1. Mostly, it's just for my family, while I kick the tires and otherwise make sure everything is set to go for the coming season.
At least, I thought it was just for my family. I just noticed, though, that there are already people listening in 39 states and 13 other countries!
Maybe next year, I'll start even earlier and just call it the Sounds of Halloween (up until November 1, of course).
So here's what played while I wrote this...
The Who "Boris the Spider"
Alan Parsons Project "The Raven"
Ramones "Pet Sematary"
Michael Jackson "Thriller"
The Beatles "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"
Ray Parker Jr. "Ghostbusters"
Siouxsie and the Banshees "Halloween"
John Fogerty "Eye Of The Zombie"
Are you getting in the spirit? For either of these holidays? I'm going to continue to try and prepare for both, as I munch on this candy cane while trying to figure out where Lisa hid the Halloween candy...
Ken
So as October winds down, I'm in a mad rush to get my Christmas station ready to go. I turned it on a little early again this year, featuring Halloween songs up until November 1. Mostly, it's just for my family, while I kick the tires and otherwise make sure everything is set to go for the coming season.
At least, I thought it was just for my family. I just noticed, though, that there are already people listening in 39 states and 13 other countries!
Maybe next year, I'll start even earlier and just call it the Sounds of Halloween (up until November 1, of course).
So here's what played while I wrote this...
The Who "Boris the Spider"
Alan Parsons Project "The Raven"
Ramones "Pet Sematary"
Michael Jackson "Thriller"
The Beatles "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"
Ray Parker Jr. "Ghostbusters"
Siouxsie and the Banshees "Halloween"
John Fogerty "Eye Of The Zombie"
Are you getting in the spirit? For either of these holidays? I'm going to continue to try and prepare for both, as I munch on this candy cane while trying to figure out where Lisa hid the Halloween candy...
Ken
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