Eyvind Earle (American, 1916 – 2000), Path in Snow.
It’s going to be a long Thanksgiving weekend, so this is how I thought I would kick it off-
With a random fun post of course!
First off- some jokes:
What do you call Frosty the Snowman in May?
A puddle
What’s red & white and red & white and red & white?
Santa rolling down a hill!
What do you call Santa if he goes down a lit chimney?
Crisp Cringle
And some music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAk-oiw5uWQ
A picture of ‘vintage’ ornaments. My Grandma had boxes of ornaments like these and they were the ‘fancy ones’ she hung up high on the tree.
Here are some ghost stories that are PERFECT reading for chilly winter nights and in case it’s not chilly where you are I included a GIF for you to enjoy at the end.
by
Algernon Blackwood
by
Sir Andrew Caldecott
Listen to
For Linda G Hill’s One Liner Wednesday
Artwork by David Ospina
“If you want to change the world, pick up your pen and write.”
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The only thing I love more then Christmas music is Christmas music that magically sounds better the louder you play it.
The ones that feature electric guitars are a perfect example.
Here are three of my favorites.
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