The most head-on treatment of Christmas in the show's run, "Night of the Meek," first aired on Dec. 23, 1960. Starring Art Carney as a tattered store Santa with a drinking problem and a big wish, this episode's heart is in the right place. But…
"Hello Paul, "My wife, Sandy, and I were having a latte at Madeleine's Wednesday morning and it all of a sudden dawned on us that we were sitting right where the amazing and magical mechanized Christmas displays were in The Crescent window," wrote Jeff Nadeau.…
Happy Festivus. http://blogs.babble.com I have to admit that I had forgotten. But my colleague Gina Boysun, who knows her "Seinfeld," intends to observe the holiday. I've already heard her make a reference this morning to a Festivus miracle.
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www.plotmonkeys.com "I'm concerned about all these 'dead' Santas lying in folks' front yards," wrote Donna Potter Phillips. "They were meant to be fat, bright, shiny and inviting but laying airless and flat, covered with frost, surely can give a sour meaning to Christmas. What must…
www.playhousesquare.org Heard the annual excerpt on NPR's "Morning Edition" this morning. "Oh, little elf! Little elf!" Wondered how many others listening know it note by note.
Today's Slice question: What would be the ingredients in Spokane sauce?
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