Tree-Getting

[bloodyrosemccoy]

MY SISTER: I love this tree! We should get this one!

ME: Ooh, you’re right, it’s fluffy! Let’s definitely get this one!

DAD: Yeah, it’s nice and straight, all right.

MOM: Well, what about this one?

US: But—

MOM: Or this other one?

ME: No, I like this tree!

MY SISTER: We’ve already bonded!

ME: His mom’ll never take him back now!

TREE GUY: *snickersnort*

MOM: Fine.


I’ve gotta get back to work collecting enough decorations for a mermaid-and-pirate tree. I’ve made some headway for a Nintendo-themed tree in the form of a couple of Super Mario keychains, but I have yet to acquire a good Power Star tree-topper. Maybe next year.

Comments

[padparadscha.livejournal.com]

You haven't lived until you've heard "Jingle Bells" sung by Tuvan throat-singers accompanying a banjo-fronted jazz-funk band

Makes it a little difficult to sing along to "What Child Is This - Dyngyldai," though.

nobleplatypus pointed out a while back that Fleck does each day in his "Twelve Days of Christmas" in a different key and time signature: the first day is 1/4, the 2nd is 2/4, the 3rd 3/4, etc.. That whole album is unbelievably cool.

The Vince Guaraldi Trio's Charlie Brown album remains definitively Christmas for me, though. I even like "My Little Drum."

[stilettoaday.livejournal.com]

Fleck does each day in his "Twelve Days of Christmas" in a different key and time signature: the first day is 1/4, the 2nd is 2/4, the 3rd 3/4, etc.. That whole album is unbelievably cool.

Oh good god i need to hear this!!!!

[gwalla.livejournal.com]

The sudden total changes in texture between each day is obvious, but I hadn't realized they were doing time signatures in order. That's hilarious!