but I love Christmas music. Today I told my mom we get to listen to it soon, and she gave me a look and said, yeah in a couple months. You may ask why can't I just go listen to it now...In my house we have a strict no Christmas music or movies until after Thanksgiving. I appreciate this rule, it keeps the special things special and I don't get tired of them. But as I was organizing my iTunes today I decided I needed to be prepared and make a Christmas playlist. This involved going through all 3,000+ songs in my library and adding them to the list. I'm super stoked. I have all the classics. And by that I mean 'N SYNC's Home for the Holidays cd. (Also Bing Crosby and Mo Tab-my parents raised me well). But I also have Michael Bolton, Gloria Estefan and other more modern people. Also, Josh Groban's Noel is one of the best Christmas cds ever. Ever. I'm also excited for some new ones that I didn't get to listen to too much last year because I found them after Christmas. They include Kenny Loggins "Celebrate Me Home," Elton John's "Step Into Christmas," the Eagles "Please Come Home for Christmas," and Dan Fogleberg's "Old Lang Syne." Listening to Christmas music just makes me so happy.
What is my all-time favorite? I have to admit, it's Wham!'s "Last Christmas." Yep. At least of all the newer Christmas music anyway. The music video is even better than I hoped for. And yes, I don't have a life.

2 comments:
I tend to stick to that rule too. No Christmas music 'til after Thanksgiving. Um do I have control since I got prego? No. I told Deron months ago I was going to listen to it whenever I felt like it (starting right then) and he couldn't say no. You just don't say no to a pregnant woman haha.
Meagan, you have an ear for good music. How much would you charge to make me a CD of your top 12 songs with a bonus track?
Or
You could just get really festive and swap out your play-list on your blog for Christmas songs after Thanksgiving and I will just visit your blog for some good music like usual. haha
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