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I've been listening to Live365 a lot lately. First of all, the music on the radio sucks. You don't get any variety whatsoever. Online you have bajillions upon bajillions of stations to choose from. So, me being in the Christmas mood, I went on Live365 and found a few great channels to listen to.
One of them is called Christmas Music 24/7 and they play lots of variety. New and old, all your faves and many more. Give them a listen.
The other station I just tried for the first time today(it just went live Nov. 18th), entitled Motown Christmas, is great for all of you R&B fans out there. Personally, I think the traditional Christmas music is overly caucasian, and myself being caucasian, I hate it. You pretty much have to be a super cornball to enjoy the classic songs they constantly play day after day. But, because I love a good beat and classic oldies, I love this Motown channel. Some of my fave songs are by Motown artists! I highly recommend this channel if you're wanting some flava in your earbuds.
I've been listening to AccuRadio for many years now. They rock! They have a station for every genre of music. And if you don't like a certain artist, you can take them out of the playlist.
For the holiday season, I'll be listening to AccuRadio Holidays. They're #1 on the web for Christmas music. Whether you like the classics, R&B, rock, or whatever, they have a Christmas station for you!
I have been going to this website since I was a kid. It has great activities for the kids and you can ever write a letter to Santa! Plus, on Dec. 24, NORAD lets you track Santa on his journey around the world. For moms, they have recipes and gift ideas. It's just a cute website that the whole family will enjoy.
Remember, Christmas is right around the corner. Are you ready?
According to this article, you can save lots of money during the Holidays and also spend it too! (No, really.)
Trees: Recycle them after the holidays to become mulch or replant them in your yard.
Lights: Go LED!
Gifts: Instead of useless crap, donate to a charity on behalf of a family member or bake some cookies and put them inside a nifty gift box.
Wrapping: Use recycled materials to jazz up those presents. (VCR tape curls well. Who knew?)
Ornaments: Make your own with items from around the house.
Wreaths: Soda cans make a great door ornament.
Table Decor: Choose bamboo and you can't go wrong.
Candles: Choose beeswax over paraffin. Turn off the lights and eat by candlelight.
Now, I'm not asking you to change your lifestyle. But since the economy is...oh, how should I say this...fucked...um, well, you could start pinching pennies and still be hip. You can do it! (I know I'm going to try.)
Okay, here it is. My wishlist. Start buying, people!!
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I've been listening to Live365 a lot lately. First of all, the music on the radio sucks. You don't get any variety whatsoever. Online you have bajillions upon bajillions of stations to choose from. So, me being in the Christmas mood, I went on Live365 and found a few great channels to listen to.
One of them is called Christmas Music 24/7 and they play lots of variety. New and old, all your faves and many more. Give them a listen.
The other station I just tried for the first time today(it just went live Nov. 18th), entitled Motown Christmas, is great for all of you R&B fans out there. Personally, I think the traditional Christmas music is overly caucasian, and myself being caucasian, I hate it. You pretty much have to be a super cornball to enjoy the classic songs they constantly play day after day. But, because I love a good beat and classic oldies, I love this Motown channel. Some of my fave songs are by Motown artists! I highly recommend this channel if you're wanting some flava in your earbuds.
Listen to Motown Christmas Channel
(PS, check out the nifty clock I added on the sidebar. Get yours here.)
Labels: christmas, motown, music, radio
I've been listening to AccuRadio for many years now. They rock! They have a station for every genre of music. And if you don't like a certain artist, you can take them out of the playlist.
For the holiday season, I'll be listening to AccuRadio Holidays. They're #1 on the web for Christmas music. Whether you like the classics, R&B, rock, or whatever, they have a Christmas station for you!
Here's the link: AccuRadio Holidays
Labels: christmas, music, radio
I have been going to this website since I was a kid. It has great activities for the kids and you can ever write a letter to Santa! Plus, on Dec. 24, NORAD lets you track Santa on his journey around the world. For moms, they have recipes and gift ideas. It's just a cute website that the whole family will enjoy.
Remember, Christmas is right around the corner. Are you ready?
Labels: christmas, gifts, kids, northpole, santa
BlueGreen ChristmasAccording to this article, you can save lots of money during the Holidays and also spend it too! (No, really.)
Now, I'm not asking you to change your lifestyle. But since the economy is...oh, how should I say this...fucked...um, well, you could start pinching pennies and still be hip. You can do it! (I know I'm going to try.)
Labels: christmas, eco, gifts, holiday, record, shopping, wreath