
Somehow I ended up with two copies of How the Grinch Stole Christmas on my coffee table. It's like they're multiplying or something. I loved that story as a kid (and Dr. Seuss books in general) and I still love it now. I also remember reading The Polar Express and all sorts of versions of The Night Before Christmas as a kid. How many versions of that can they come out with, by the way? There's the classic, the cowboy, the cajun, the soldier's, the teacher's, the Texas, the Irish, the firefighter's, the nurse's, the principal's, the dog's, the cat's, the redneck, the preacher's, the grandma's, the hillbilly's, the librarian's, the trucker's, the golfer's, the fisherman's, the sailor's, and the teddy bear's version. Is the classic version really that irrelevant to people that they felt they needed to come up with all these other ones? Or maybe people just like making (and reading) cleverly themed rhymes.
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Hi Rachel!
I just found your Blog via Lori's blog! Seems like you and Casey are doing well! Congrats on the Christmas decorations - those are always tricky!!!
Gayle
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