Christmas comes earlier every year...
Well, the radio is playing Christmas songs now. (Nov. 5) Some people make a big deal out of this, but I don't really truely mind. So long as it's just the one station. Although I really thought that the "Day after Thanksgiving" rule was working well... I do wonder when they are going to draw the line. I mean, as far as I can see, there is a increasing linear function since 2001 associated with when they start playing carols. Every year they start about 2 weeks earlier. In 25 years or so, we'll end up with an "All Christmas, All the time!" station if we're not careful. Which would not be a good thing. The thing that makes carols so special is that you only hear them once a year. And snow. Snow is essential to Christmas carols. So as I sit here on this 50 degree day in the fall, with green grass and some leaves left on the trees, Christmas carols are just out of place. The closest I can get is Snow Patrol... Chasing Cars. But, the dear aunties and grannys want their Christmas music and sob stories... so here we are.
1 Comments:
i totally agree...listening to 'winter wonderland' or 'let it snow' when it is 50 degrees and definitely still green out is a total let down. these songs should definitely be saved for christmas...preferable the week or two weeks before...but if absolutely necessary then at least wait until after christmas....thish is insane!
on the other hand, for the sake of those sentimental aunties and grannies, maybe we should just change the station and listen to something else....:p
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