Galway Christmas
Labels: Christmas
Dr. Frank Buck
"What Child Is This" set to John Stainer's arrangement of the traditional tune "Greensleeves". Sung by The Choir of King's College, Cambridge, 1995.
Labels: Christmas
This two-minute video provides a history of Google and its contributions to the way we wok and play.
Labels: Google
If you are visiting for the first time as a result of attending the CLAS Secretaries Conference, welcome. I hope you will visit often. Please take times to look through past months and years. You will find a wealth of information, both technology-related and non-techie. Mixed in, you will find other posts that are simply important to me and the interests I have. Feel free to leave comments about things you have a question about, things you liked, or just comments in general.
Labels: CLAS
Thanks to Denise Williams for mentioning this blog in this post. Denise is a program specialist in Special Education for the Birmingham City Schools. Enjoy this blog she began in October located at this address.
Newly reunited Straight No Chaser performs 'The 12 Days of Christmas' at their reunion show at Indiana University!
Labels: Christmas
"The Christmas Can-Can" is from Straight No Chaser's brand-new album, "Christmas Cheers!"
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During the Christmas season, you will find a mixture of stuff about being productive along with some of my favorite Christmas music. To start things off, folks my age remember when Andy Williams had his own variety show. Nobody sings this one like he does.
Labels: Christmas
The horse-drawn carriages were an every-night scene during our trip. Davonia and I took a ride with "Riley." Here are some of the horses and their carriages that we encountered.
Labels: NMSA09
This video was made at this past spring's high school graduation in my former school system. The vocalist is David Horton, husband of the superintendent at that time, Dr. Joanne Horton. David is a shining example of a businessman who has kept music as an important part of his life.
Labels: Condoleezza Rice, David Horton, God Bess the USA, Patriotic
In the bottom of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument is a Civil War Museum. Pictured here are scenes from the museum.
Labels: NMSA09

Labels: John Claypool, Thanksgiving