charlie brown christmas
Laura found the charlie brown christmas movie at the grocery store the other day. Wow. Such a classic. I still love the scene where all the kids start dancing on stage. Remember that?
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December 20th, 2008 13:04
My favorite bit is when Linus explains the meaning of Christmas. It’s great that it still gets broadcast every year.