Two of my favorite words and concepts are Tradition and Family.
We gave two of our grandsons Lego sets as Hanukkah gifts and they quickly found their places to begin assembling the models. The older asked for two paper bowls to sort out and hold the many pieces as he set to work.
Every year a top cultural highlight, for me, is the Kennedy Center Honorees Special. It is always televised between Christmas and New Years on CBS. This year’s telecast is tonight at 8 pm, Wednesday, December 28.
A group of 5 artists are presented Medals, in a night of celebration, for their distinguished careers. This year the list is an eclectic one. Performers in rock: U2, classical music: Donna Leon, movies: George Clooney, soul music: Gladys Knight, and contemporary Christian music: Amy Grant.
It is a little surreal to me that this is my last blog of 2022. This year has just zipped by. “It seems like yesterday” was meant for this experience.
For a post-Christmas blog, I am taking a “page” out of Mitch’s playbook and offering a heart lifting story I recently came across.
In advance of the holiday season (as I did a few week's back) I devote an annual blog to a "Happy Holidays in Song" playlist; this year I often included in many emails I sent of late a p.s.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says a state trooper last week noticed a car in a high-occupancy vehicle lane on an Interstate in Phoenix with a “Seusspicious-looking” green passenger. A driver named Sam tried to pass off an inflatable figure of the Dr. Seuss character as a passenger.
The Arizona police said they appreciate the “festive flair” but that the driver’s action was still illegal and was issued a ticket.