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Tuesday, December 07, 2010

Tuesday Musing 14: Cindy Lou or Grinch?

For your consideration: as we revel in an absolutely brilliant episode of Glee tonight, it seemed so apropos. Who is winning the fight for your holiday spirit right now? Are you feeling Cindy Lou Who, or are you feeling Grinchy?

I have been fighting the Grinch, but that show helped tilt the axis. How about you?

Labels: open thread, Tuesday musings

1 Comments:

At 12/8/10, 7:43 PM, lady said...: Right now I am Cindy Lou. This morning I was a bit Grinchy. I have been pretty much Cindy Lou for months now. We watched the cartoon version on Monday night with our 18 month old and a bunch of friends. I don't know how someone with an 18 month old (as awesome as mine, anyway) could be Grinchy at all.

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