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  1. Everything Christmas:

    Mannheim Steamroller Special Live Performance “O Holy Night” – Video
    https://commoncts.blogspot.com/2024/12/mannheim-steamroller-special-live.html

    The Best Christmas Song I’ve Ever Heard. It Will Give You Chills – Video
    https://commoncts.blogspot.com/2024/12/the-best-christmas-song-ive-ever-heard.html

    It’s A Wonderful Life 1946 BW | Christmas Movie Reaction – FULL MOVIE
    https://commoncts.blogspot.com/2024/12/its-wonderful-life-1946-bw-christmas.html

    Classic Christmas Hits, Cozy Room Fireplace
    https://commoncts.blogspot.com/2024/12/classic-christmas-hits-cozy-room.html

    Why the Nativity? | The Family-Friendly Christmas Story of the Birth of Jesus
    https://commoncts.blogspot.com/2024/12/why-nativity-family-friendly-christmas.html

  2. Regarding twin beds, old movies and early tv shows had couples sleeping in twin beds. Was it due to regulations, or did people in those days actually sleep in seperate beds?

    BeddingMart says.

    “While larger beds became available during the 1940’s, the idea didn’t exactly catch on until the 1950’s where they began trying to market these different mattress sizes under other names, such as the “queen” and the “king”

  3. fullmoon:

    Great questions!

    I was led to believe that married couples usually slept in big beds, but the hidebound Hollywood rules of the past dictated that sexy couples like Nick and Nora Charles in the “Thin Man” movies slept in separate beds. Because one doesn’t want to imagine what might happen in a king-size.

    I confess I don’t know.

    As I’ve matured, I’ve noticed that some of my married friends took up separate beds for practical reasons. Their sleep patterns just weren’t compatible.

  4. A very Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah to all with my thanks for inspiring articles and commentary.

  5. A very merry and happy holiday season to one and all…along with the hope that 2025 will be a very good year….

  6. As the clock nears midnight on Christmas Eve in this time zone, I’d like to extend a Merry Christmas to our hostess and all here who celebrate it. Merry Christmas!

  7. In times past, I would be up at this hour on Christmas Morning to, ahem, help Santa fill stockings and put presents under the tree.

    We had our big celebration Monday because of various work schedules, then Tuesday enjoyed a pleasant walk around one of the small downtowns that constitute the Denver Metro area with a slightly smaller group.
    Tonight, all of the children and grandchildren are (I hope) nestled snug in their own beds or motel lodgings, and AesopSpouse would not waken even if Santa and the reindeer clattered all over our roof like Riverdance wannabees.

    Today, we will have brunch on Monday’s leftovers, play more board games, sing more carols, and enjoy the fellowship of family and friends.

    So, I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year, and hope that soon there will indeed be peace on earth, good will to men (and even to the womyn).

    God bless us everyone!

  8. AesopFan, we are in a hotel in Cherry Creek. Aren’t we having glorious weather today. Staying for my Wife’s cancer treatments. Home to Berthoud on Sat.

    We are having Chinese Takeout, Duck.
    We use to go to Inlaws in Omaha for Christmas, they always had Roast Duck. We have continued the tradition.
    Mt FiL made the most wicked Manhattans. Two, and you were feeling no pain. Wonderful Man, joined the 82nd Airborne at age 31, did jumps in Europe.

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