1. It is sick and wrong that they're already playing Christmas music in Walmart!
2. Please go and vote tomorrow!
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There was once an actual salamander in my Dad’s slipper (His house is in a rather wooded area and is a haven to many non-human creatures.), and my best friend and I thought that would make a great children’s book title. We never wrote the book, but I figured I might as well put the catchy phrase to use as my blog title. Why not? (We don't know for sure if it was really a salamander vs. some other kind of lizardlike creature, but we were going for the alliteration. Artistic license, ya know?)
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- Amy Jane
- I'm a 35-year-old woman currently living in small-town MO. I'm from Springfield, MO's 3rd-largest city, and I'll hopefully reside there again in the summer of 2010. I'm currently a stay-home mom to my 6-year-old son, Nicholas, but I'm also a classically-trained soprano, and I still sing in choirs when I get the chance and have the occasional paid solo gig. I'm also a certified group fitness instructor, and I teach a body sculpting class at my gym, in addition to subbing for other classes (like step and yoga) as needed. I consider myself pretty intelligent and well-educated (Bachelor's in vocal performance with a minor in German), and have sometimes been known to have a deep thought or two. :) I might even have some worth sharing. Most of my posts, though, will probably be more mundane, superficial ramblings about my daily life. Stay tuned, and let me know what you think! (Could I BE more long-winded?) :)
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It is so funny that you wrote this. I just went to Wal-mart today and was appalled. I was in the produce section, when I noticed the music and I actually said out loud, "Christmas music?!?!?!?! I can't believe they are playing Christmas music already!" Then, I tried to pretend that I had been talking to Charlotte rather than ranting to myself.
And, I happen to love Christmas music. Just not before Thanksgiving. And not a continous loop of Christmas songs. I felt even more sorry for Wal-Mart workers than I normally do.
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