This post's title comes from the 1857 Christmas song by John H. Hopkins, Jr. Can you guess the name of the carol? (No, it's not Carol, smarty.)I hope you're having a peaceful, warm and safe holiday. My thoughts are with the American troops who will miss celebrating with their families. (Thanks for nothing, A**es of Evil.)
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Totally love the new blog header. Sounds like a great way to start out the new year if you ask me. Hope you have a great holiday.
Kalyn: Let me use this opportunity to tell you I enjoyed your podcast today. I was musing on the fact that you used a John Lennon song about Christmas -- cool, I sez to myself -- but I totally forgot about the lyrics at the end of the song, and I was literally brought to tears.
Merry Christmas to tech-savvy you!
That's from the really really depressing verse in We Three Kings.
Hi Cookiecrumb,
Well, I'm not mumbling this comment. I'm shouting loud and clear all the way from Somewhere In The Middle:
Have a very, very Merry Christmas! Wishing you a wonderfully delicious holiday season. And thanks for helping to make Farmgirl Fare one of the most enjoyable things I have ever done.
xx
P.S. I LOVED your comment about the scones. Learn something new every day! : )
Monkey Gland is correct. And on a lighter note, a glorious Christmas to you all!
Thanks, FG, for the sweet thoughts.
It has been a fun year, blogwise.
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