Zip-a-dee-doo-daI get Disney+, give my kids the password ... and the first thing the Ski watches? Song of the South.
We had been discussing the infamous “disclaimer” issue, and he wondered how they were going to handle SotS. I said that they weren’t.
So, Ski’s first Disney+ movie isn’t a Disney+ movie at all.
My son started singing Christmas songs yesterday. I just stared at him until he noticed and we both started laughing.
The tree I got for my room is going up on the 25th, 26th, or 27th. I don't care if it's before Thanksgiving. That's a wasted week anyway, so I use it to actually do fun stuff.
We decided to get a narrower tree this year and now we have ended up with two 9’ trees in the living room, one on each side of the fireplace. They have not been lit or decorated yet...
That's the spirit! Our Christmas decorations went up this past weekend. I have a bunch of new Christmas stuff to decorate my classroom with. And by a bunch of stuff, I mean like three things.
I have a DVD of it, its not a very good quality one but I enjoy it just the same
I'd love to see a photo (once they're all decorated by next month), as I've never seen 2 trees in a living room. 
Not even Easter?? Wow....I think when I was in school we got Presidents day and like...Labor Day. We never got things like Fall break or Spring break. We got Good Friday and the Monday after Easter, and that's what they called our "spring break" and we only got that if we didn't have to make up any snow days. If we had snow days we made them up then. My kids get a TON of breaks. A week in October, 2 weeks at Christmas/New Years, a week in February, 2 weeks in April/May, and they get ascension day and the Monday after Whit Sunday. But then they only get 6 weeks for Summer.
We've been practicing our Christmas music for choir for a couple of weeks now. But, we have a performance at a Christmas Market in 2 weeks, it's kind of necessary.
It's not all that difficult. I have a DVD of Song of the South, the full movie that I bought off a "store" portion of an old Disney Discussion Board I was part of back in the 90's. Dial up as I recall.
It seems to me that living in Wisconsin, like it was when I was living in Vermont, have learned to deal with winter and snow. We very seldom had snow days except in mainly rural areas where back roads were difficult to maneuver. In the cities, the buses that were used to get students to school were the municipal buses. They have to run no matter what, so the poor kids and teachers never got a break unless it was a major nor'easter. If we didn't work that way our kids would be uneducated.
We all love Christmas. Snow, not so much.
Snow would be awesome if it knew not to stick to cars, roads and driveways. Stupid snow.
I can understand that. Where I am from we usually get that mix crap(Snow/Ice/Sleet/Rain) which is turns into a mess. I also haven't started to drive yet that will be coming soon.
A good Friend and my Mother passed close to Christmas and as for snow when you have to shovel it you don't like it so much.
I totally understand that. When we do get snow I do have to shovel sometimes.
it was the same year
