Thursday, December 23, 2004
In the Spirit of Christmas
With all of the harsh words spoken between the two political parties, it can be difficult to look past the hurt feelings and come together as one during this holiday season. I, for one, was shocked to find out that we as liberals "hate Christmas." Imagine my surprise when I found out that Christmas was "under attack" from the left. To be honest, I feel ashamed. So in the spirit of Christmas, I'd like to offer a musical olive branch to the conservatives, wingnuts, and religio-crazies out there. So like a long-distance dedication, I would like to offer this song by Pat Godwin as a token of my apologies. Enjoy!
Oh, and Merry Christmas!
Sidenote:Because of the holidays and the kissfan's anniversary, Truespeak will be taking a short break. I'll see you back here on Wednesday, December 29. So spend some time with your families, relax, and enjoy yourselves because 2005 is just around the corner and we need to start preparing for the midterm elections in 2006. Until then, Happy Holidays!
Oh, and Merry Christmas!
- Let’s put Christ back in Christmas
Right back where he belongs
Let’s put Christ back in Christmas
And back in your favorite Christmas songs
Frosty the Snowman was Jesus Christ’s best friend
He stood there melting by the cross until the very end
You better not shout, you better not cry
You better not pout I’m telling you why
Jesus Christ is coming again
Let’s put Christ back in Christmas
Right back where he belongs
Let’s put Christ back in Christmas
And back in your favorite Christmas songs
Jesus the long-haired savior
Had a very shiny glow
And if you ever saw it
You would call it a halo
Let’s put Christ back in Christmas
Right back where he belongs
Let’s put Christ back in Christmas
And back in your favorite
And back in your favorite
And back in your favorite Christmas songs
Jingle Bells, Go to Hell
If you do not pray
Sidenote:Because of the holidays and the kissfan's anniversary, Truespeak will be taking a short break. I'll see you back here on Wednesday, December 29. So spend some time with your families, relax, and enjoy yourselves because 2005 is just around the corner and we need to start preparing for the midterm elections in 2006. Until then, Happy Holidays!