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  • Monday Movie – White Christmas

    I think you’ll notice a little trend going on this week with my posts. See Colorado Springs has seen fit to dump freezing white-christmasrain and ice on our fine city, turning the roads into a mess and me into a hermit. And it’s put me in the mood for Christmas! (See pictures from yesterday’s post.)

    So in honor of an early winter in the Springs, I offer you one of my favorite Christmas movies of all time. White Christmas stars Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye as a successful musical duo who team up with a pair of sisters to help save a Vermont ski resort, which is owned by a retired vet of WWII. There’s singing and dancing and some of the most memorable moments in classic musical history.

    How could you forget the scene where Crosby and Kaye fill in for the sisters in their classic “Sisters Sisters” routine?

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    Classic laughs and a cute romance. Not to mention a group of army veterans who love their commander so much they come out to support him and save his resort. All set against the backdrop of beautiful Vermont snow (fake though it may be).

    White Christmas airs every year on TV, but don’t wait for it. Enjoy it as soon as the temperatures drop and snow starts coming.

    Walking in a winter wonderland until next time. -LJ

    2 thoughts on “Monday Movie – White Christmas

    1. “Lord, help the mister who comes between me and my sister…and Lord help the sister, who comes between me and my man.”

      Oh, White Christmas is probably my all time favorite movie…not just favorite Christmas movie. I quote it and sing the songs all the time!

       
       
    2. stef

      eewww, i don’t like white christmas…

      but i’m so good at singing that song!

       
       

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