let it snow!
It's November 16, and the ground is covered in the most perfect snowball snow in the world! How can anyone expect me to write a paper about Kierkegaard's theology of faith and reason?! I wanna play!
Top (or bottom) 5 worst Christmas songs:
5. Good King Wensceslaus (Despite the cool name)
4. Little Drummer Boy
3. We Wish you a Merry Christmas
2. Jingle Bell Rock
1. Holly Jolly Christmas
posted by Emma at 2:53 PM
10 Comments:
What about the top 5?
3:04 PM, November 16, 2005
hmm. that's a bit more difficult. You go first and I'll think about it some more.
7:31 PM, November 16, 2005
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10:27 PM, November 16, 2005
My TOP five (best):
5. Deck The Halls (annoying, but so much fun to sing)
4. Here We Come A Wassailing
3. Wassail, Wassail (are you sensing a theme?)
2. There Was a Pig Went Out to Dig (Christmas Day) (has anybody else heard this one?)
1. Handel's Messiah (does that count as a song?)
10:28 PM, November 16, 2005
my top five best christmas songs:
5. Once in Royal David's City
4. Un flambeau, Jeanette Isabelle
3. Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming
2. In the Bleak Midwinter
1. Silent Night
6:43 PM, November 17, 2005
5. Rockin around the Christmas Tree
4. We Three Kings
3. Run run rudolph
2. Rudolph the red nose reindeer - temptations version
1. Dradle Dradle dradle!! (HAHA)
1:20 AM, November 18, 2005
I don't have that many favourites... let's see.
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas and O Holy Night are good.
8:33 AM, November 18, 2005
Jolly Old Saint Nicholas and Grandma got Run Over By a Reindeer definitely should go into the bottom 5. Santa is the Man sounds execrable, so execrable I don't think it even counts as a Christmas song. Good King Wenceslas isn't bad at all, but I'm with Emma on The Little Drummer Boy (yawn).
Some of my favorite Christmas songs (I don't think this list is really top-5-able).
The Christmas Waltz
It Must Have Been Old Santa (a Harry Connick Jr. tune - it's kind of silly, but humor me)
God Rest ye Merry Gentlemen
Jingle Bells (only to the tune of Fiddler on the Roof)
White Christmas
I'll Be Home for Christmas (Frank Sinatra's version)
Silver Bells
The Holly and the Ivy
Mos Craciun (Romanian Christmas carol)
Wassail, Wassail
The Christmas Song by Tom Lehrer
4.
12:08 PM, November 18, 2005
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12:08 PM, November 18, 2005
Oo, Jason, you're right. I definately have to replace Once in Royal David's City with O Holy Night.
Not very much Kiekegaard I'm afraid. Mostly just comparing his views with Anselm of Canterbury and Thomas Aquinas. Don't get too excited.
3:15 PM, November 18, 2005
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