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Christmas Trees and Music
by Silver_Surfer1 » Wed Dec 26, '07, 9:49 pm
We have a tradition in our family that each year when we finish decorating the Christmas tree, we get out our radio and a record/Tape of the song "Popcorn" and play it. For anyone that may not be familiar with "Popcorn", it is only music (no words) and it plays and sound like popcorn popping - very fun. It is amazing how the music to this Popcorn song seems to go with the tree lights as they blink. Together they make a wonderful symphony to listen to and to watch.
Has anyone else ever tried this? If you ever get a chance, I highly recommend it. It's fun.
Has anyone else ever tried this? If you ever get a chance, I highly recommend it. It's fun.
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by SparkyIII » Wed Dec 26, '07, 10:11 pm
Interesting, it would be especially fun because we don't have to get out a stereo, we could listen to it anywhere thanks to our stereo system, connected with ever main room of the house.
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Re: Christmas Trees and Music
by Silver_Surfer1 » Sun Dec 24, '23, 5:55 pm
We have not done this in several years. A nice Christmas memory.
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Re: Christmas Trees and Music
by myau56 » Wed Dec 27, '23, 12:45 pm
Silver_Surfer1 wrote:We have not done this in several years. A nice Christmas memory.
Sure to be a great memory to remember !
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