So here's my CB Tree this year, although its slightly taller than CB's, it still has the CB Spirit
Now listen to Linus Tell Charlie Brown What Christmas IS all about!
Dont forget to meet me tonite - 9-12 midnite - http://www.partycentralradio.com/
Thursday, December 16, 2010
MY Charlie Brown Christmas
Everyone should have a Charlie Brown Christmas or a CB Moment at least --
So here's my CB Tree this year, although its slightly taller than CB's, it still has the CB Spirit
Now listen to Linus Tell Charlie Brown What Christmas IS all about!
Dont forget to meet me tonite - 9-12 midnite - http://www.partycentralradio.com/
So here's my CB Tree this year, although its slightly taller than CB's, it still has the CB Spirit
Now listen to Linus Tell Charlie Brown What Christmas IS all about!
Dont forget to meet me tonite - 9-12 midnite - http://www.partycentralradio.com/
Thank You All - WB Party
It was a marvelous time last night at Party Central Radio; the kind words by DJ Kiasami (Kia-sam E') were greatly appreciated, as were those by DJ Lola Bunny. The chat room was a buzz with laughter and refreshments and requests and I rolled out my latest (well a few of them anyway) new fave songs. The chat room and my yahoo folks kept me hopping, and as I was a bit rusty from not being on air of late, I was double checking to make sure I had played all requests.
I do have to extend special thanks to Buns, Southern and Spyder who kept sharp eyes on chat and kept me in check :) So big hugs to all.
Have a listen to one of those new faves below: I can identify with all of this song, in fact, I was talking to someone the other day and said people talk about gambling, but growing up like I did on a farm in rural NC, gambling is planting a crop and hoping the rains come at the right time, not too much, not too little; hoping the blight or a varmit doesn't decide to hit the crop, and hoping the price in the market place isn't rock bottom when it is time to harvest and sell. Real is saving those seeds from this year's crop to plant next year, and "REAL" is when a tragedy hits and you are left standing there wondering what you are going to do now. But the "REAL beauty of growing up there, was that there were always friends and neighbors ready and willing to lend you a hand when you needed it; and we were always ready and willing to lend our hands, (our own, not hired hands), the "real", is that it was a hard way of living, but looking back, I wouldn't trade it for a mansion on a hill, because that "real", made me who I have been the rest of my life. This girl left the country, but you can't take the country outta the girl..........
Real - James Wesley
500 Channels and there ain’t much on tonight
But reality shows about some folks so called lives
A pretty girl cries cause she don’t get a rose
But she’ll find love next year on her own show
And they call that real
Real, is the hand you hold 57 years
Real, is a band of gold trembling with fear
And it’s the first long tear down an old man’s face
Watching his angel slipping away
His heart so broke, it’s never gonna heal
I call that real
Where I live, housewives don’t act like that
And the survivors are farmers in John Deere hats
Our Amazing race is beating the check
Praying that the bank ain’t ran it through yet
Real, like too much rain falling from the sky
Real, like the drought that came around here last July
It’s the damn old weevils and the market and the weeds
The prayer they prayed when they plant the seeds
And the chance they take to bring us our next meal
I call that real
Real, like a job you lose ‘cause it moves to Mexico
Like a momma and a baby with no safe place to go
Like a little dream house with a big old foreclosed sign
Like a flag draped coffin and a 21 gun goodbye
I call that real
Man I call that real
Oh I call that real
I do have to extend special thanks to Buns, Southern and Spyder who kept sharp eyes on chat and kept me in check :) So big hugs to all.
Have a listen to one of those new faves below: I can identify with all of this song, in fact, I was talking to someone the other day and said people talk about gambling, but growing up like I did on a farm in rural NC, gambling is planting a crop and hoping the rains come at the right time, not too much, not too little; hoping the blight or a varmit doesn't decide to hit the crop, and hoping the price in the market place isn't rock bottom when it is time to harvest and sell. Real is saving those seeds from this year's crop to plant next year, and "REAL" is when a tragedy hits and you are left standing there wondering what you are going to do now. But the "REAL beauty of growing up there, was that there were always friends and neighbors ready and willing to lend you a hand when you needed it; and we were always ready and willing to lend our hands, (our own, not hired hands), the "real", is that it was a hard way of living, but looking back, I wouldn't trade it for a mansion on a hill, because that "real", made me who I have been the rest of my life. This girl left the country, but you can't take the country outta the girl..........
Real - James Wesley
500 Channels and there ain’t much on tonight
But reality shows about some folks so called lives
A pretty girl cries cause she don’t get a rose
But she’ll find love next year on her own show
And they call that real
Real, is the hand you hold 57 years
Real, is a band of gold trembling with fear
And it’s the first long tear down an old man’s face
Watching his angel slipping away
His heart so broke, it’s never gonna heal
I call that real
Where I live, housewives don’t act like that
And the survivors are farmers in John Deere hats
Our Amazing race is beating the check
Praying that the bank ain’t ran it through yet
Real, like too much rain falling from the sky
Real, like the drought that came around here last July
It’s the damn old weevils and the market and the weeds
The prayer they prayed when they plant the seeds
And the chance they take to bring us our next meal
I call that real
Real, like a job you lose ‘cause it moves to Mexico
Like a momma and a baby with no safe place to go
Like a little dream house with a big old foreclosed sign
Like a flag draped coffin and a 21 gun goodbye
I call that real
Man I call that real
Oh I call that real
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
We Need A Little Christmas "Warming"
Dec. 15, 2010
The Big "A" (Atlanta)has been experiencing some freezing, whew I do mean freezing temperatures. 15 degrees yesterday morning, I go out to pick up a couple items and the Volvo who's heater was working beautifully the night before suddenly decided to not work. The heated seats however do work, but that does not help the toes and fingers that are needed to function in metro-Atlanta traffic. So, we need a little Christmas without the cold, please, if the weather goddess is listening. The poor folks in Miami are out purchasing space heaters, but before you go feeling too sorry for them, their temps, unlike ours, are due to head back to the 70s. So, now that I have barraged you with the cold and my unfortunate heater demise, let's get onto the music....
I love this Christmas Tune, a vintage Percy Faith Orchestra version of this tune hit No. 24 on the Holiday Songs chart in 2005, and former American Idol contestant Kimberley Locke's cover rose to No 19 on Adult Contemporary in Jan. 2009.
The Big "A" (Atlanta)has been experiencing some freezing, whew I do mean freezing temperatures. 15 degrees yesterday morning, I go out to pick up a couple items and the Volvo who's heater was working beautifully the night before suddenly decided to not work. The heated seats however do work, but that does not help the toes and fingers that are needed to function in metro-Atlanta traffic. So, we need a little Christmas without the cold, please, if the weather goddess is listening. The poor folks in Miami are out purchasing space heaters, but before you go feeling too sorry for them, their temps, unlike ours, are due to head back to the 70s. So, now that I have barraged you with the cold and my unfortunate heater demise, let's get onto the music....
I love this Christmas Tune, a vintage Percy Faith Orchestra version of this tune hit No. 24 on the Holiday Songs chart in 2005, and former American Idol contestant Kimberley Locke's cover rose to No 19 on Adult Contemporary in Jan. 2009.
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