Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Merry Christmas! :)
Yes, I am agnostic.
But as you see my family and I do love to celebrate Christmas our way - joyful and without any hectic.
Indeed, when thinking of you having such wonderful days as we are allowed to live I do feel happy for you. :)
Thus:
Merry Christmas to you and the yours!
And what would Christmas be without wonderful music.
As most of you would not understand the original German version by Josef Mohr (1816) I thought you might like to listen "Silent Night" in Gaelic. :)
And as it was not on his list, the following song I dedicate to a very special Yorkshireman living in Russia:
May you decide, which version you like best. Here's to you, James! :)
The "Ave Maria" by Mario Lanza, (in the film "The Great Caruso), by Luciano Pavarotti, (Christmas 1975 in Notre Dame) and by Sarah Brightman.
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Sean, I loved listening to Silent night and Ave Maria. What a lovely and sentimental post. Wishing you and your family a joyous festive season.
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:)
Lovely pic. I'm agnostic too and feel much as you do. Buon Natale, Sean.
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ReplyDeletelovely you enjoyed the music. And thank you very much for your good wishes. Sláinte! :)
Welsh,
mille grazie per la tua auguri. Buon Natale anche a te e Simi. :)
Merry Christmas Sean, and to your family. Lovely posting..))
ReplyDeleteWell I'm Catholic, but I'm not a Xmas fan. I like the time off.
ReplyDeleteOh, and the sales.
Hans,
ReplyDeletethanks a lot. May the snail bring you loads of long handwritten letters. :)
Crushed,
no news for a reader of yours.
Birmingham winning 3:0 surely completed your contentment. :)
Guten Tag Sean,
ReplyDeleteFrom me, too, best wishes for the next year.
I was listening to Enyia's "Stille Nacht" in Gaelic. Splendid. We have several recordings from her and I always thought that she is a great musician in every respect. Thanks for sharing this.
Cheers
Georg
Georg,
ReplyDeletethank you very much.
May 2008 bring lots of health, joy and inspiration to a tiny village in France which is / ought to be known as the world's navel. :)
Here's to a Happy New Year Sean
ReplyDeleteBuon anno, caro Sean.
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