When you think about the Christmas season, a million things pop into your head: exchanging presents, going to Grandma's house, Clark Griswold stringing a million lights, and so forth. Apparently, though, some people like telling scary ghost stories. I know this because Andy Williams has been singing about it in his hit Christmas song, "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" since 1963. I imagine children huddled around the Christmas tree munching on those peanut butter cookies with a Hershey Kiss in the center. Grandpa sits among the children with a flashlight focused on his face while he scares the children with scary stories. Happy Holidays, everyone!
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Monday, December 16, 2013
"There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories..."
When you think about the Christmas season, a million things pop into your head: exchanging presents, going to Grandma's house, Clark Griswold stringing a million lights, and so forth. Apparently, though, some people like telling scary ghost stories. I know this because Andy Williams has been singing about it in his hit Christmas song, "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" since 1963. I imagine children huddled around the Christmas tree munching on those peanut butter cookies with a Hershey Kiss in the center. Grandpa sits among the children with a flashlight focused on his face while he scares the children with scary stories. Happy Holidays, everyone!
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