Heath L. Buckmaster's Blog, page 15
December 20, 2009
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree
Aren't you glad there are only a few more days of this left?
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree…
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December 19, 2009
Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer
We had a very casual holiday party tonight and everyone got in on the fun (because I forced them too), so here I present a holiday classic…
Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer…
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December 18, 2009
Sleigh Ride
It's December 18, and you know what that means…
Let's go on a Sleigh Ride…
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December 17, 2009
December 16, 2009
Deck the Halls
One of the most joyful songs of the holiday season is Deck the Halls. This song really deserves to be sung from on-high, with merriment and boysterousness in your voice.
Unfortunately, you're not going to get that this year. This was recorded in the bathroom.
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Happy Birthdays to my Mom & Dad
Today is my mother's birthday, so I thought a picture would be fun…
I should also mention that my dad's birthday was 10 days ago, and so a picture is also necessary 
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Happy Birthday parents! 
December 15, 2009
We Wish You A Merry Christmas
It's Day 3, and the hits keep coming.
Today's number is: We Wish You A Merry Christmas, featuring Olga Buckmasterinsky.
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December 14, 2009
Angels We Have Heard On High
It's Day 2 of Heath sings the 12 Days of Christmas, and today we present Angels We Have Heard On High.
And no, despite the way it looks I was not high while singing this.
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December 13, 2009
Have Yerself a Merry Li'l Christmas
Heath sings the 12 Days of Christmas.
13 December 2009 – Have Yerself a Merry Li'l Christmas (mp3)
Music will auto-play, but if you can't hear it you can download the mp3 file above.
So Many Books So Little Time
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I was wandering around the bedroom yesterday afternoon marveling at the sheer number of books on the shelves. In some cases they are two to three layers deep, which means that I can even see all the books that are there.
They spill over into a bookshelf in the hallway, and the further spill into my home office and the living room where yet more books line shelves and recesses. It's crazy. But that's not all. On my Kindle there are over 90 books at present, which would take up yet another...
