My favorite radio station started playing Christmas music this morning! What's with that?!? I'm not talking about the occassional song - it's every song, 24 hours a day, until noon on Christmas Day. It's way too early, in my opinion.
Time to find another radio station...
-------------- Can't you hear the wild, it's calling you. Let us journey to a lonely land...let us go. ~Robert Service
Each to his own.....Thankfully there are always a few more choices available, at least around here.
Just turn the dial or push the button.
-------------- For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
Our NPR station is all talk, all the time, except for Prairie Home Companion. I manage my own Xmas music when and as I like.
Though, since my Mom was always a choir director, she'd start the Xmas music early, listening to stuff to help decide what the choir would learn. So I'm kid of okay with two months or more of it. But only the good stuff. No Little Drummer Boy.
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One of my faves ... notice the bottom scroll: it aired after Hurricane Katrina!
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My favorite radio station started playing Christmas music this morning! What's with that?!? I'm not talking about the occassional song - it's every song, 24 hours a day, until noon on Christmas Day. It's way too early, in my opinion.
Time to find another radio station...
Kool 105 and Kosi 101 are both playing nonstop Christmas music......which means I will not listen to either station for another two weeks.
Lots of stations with other music, than Chirstmas music. I listened for a while this morning, then on to other stations. I get tired of most any station after a while.
......over the river and through the woods.....................
-------------- “He who knows the most, he who knows what sweets and virtues are in the ground, the waters, the plants, the heavens and how to come at these enchantments, is the rich and royal man” -- from Nature, by Ralph Waldo Emerson