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NotesChristmas Stocking 2014 WrapupHi! Remember me? I just wanted to finish some things up from the season, let you know how it went, and most importantly thank you for listening and for your support. You’ll always find Christmas at MyChristmasStocking.net. Get in touch at 323-487-12-25 or TopElf at MyChristmasStocking.NET. I’ll keep in touch on Twitter (@XmasStocking), Facebook, and Google+.
Background music: “Quiet Earth” and “Now What?” by Beeblebrox from “Dominant Domain (from Mevio.com) Show notes
104 “Papa Panov’s Special Christmas” by Leo TolstoyIt’s time for a Christmas story. This one’s really nice. Make sure you’re caught up with all the episodes atMyChristmasStocking.net. Keep up with the show on Facebook, Twitter(@XmasStocking), and Google+.
Featured music: “It Came Upon a Midnight Clear” by Peter Furler featuring David Ian from “Peter Furler Christmas featuring David Ian” Buy from iTunes Buy from Amazon Background music: “Away in a Manger – Traditional Christmas Carol for Piano” by Mario Ajero (from Mevio.com) “After Christmas” by Dexter Britain from “Dexter Britain: Creative Commons Vol. 2″ (from the Free Music Archive) “The Gloucestershire Wassail” by IKOS featuring Dave Clifton from “Christmas Carols and Songs” (Little Room) (from the Free Music Archive) Buy on iTunes Buy at Amazon “Silent Night” by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com) “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” by Paul and Brenda Neal from “Two Harps Christmas” (from Mevio.com) Buy from iTunes “Snow Day” by Rosie Thomas from “A Very Rosie Christmas” Buy on iTunes Buy on Amazon “Of the Father’s Love Begotten”” by IKOS featuring Dave Clifton from “Christmas Carols and Songs” (Little Room) (from the Free Music Archive) Buy on iTunes Buy at Amazon “We Wish You A Merry Christmas” by the United States Marine Band from “Holiday Music Selections” (from the Free Music Archive) More: Read the story yourself thanks to Google Books. 103 The Peppermint Pigs of Saratoga SpringsA local tradition in upstate New York, the peppermint pigs are spreading around the country and the world thanks to the internet. Call the Christmas Stocking anytime at 323-487-12-25 or go to MyChristmasStocking.net and click “Call Me.” All the episodes are at that address, too. Join the parties on Twitter (@XmasStocking), Facebook and Google+.
Featured music: “Christmas Time Again” by Smalltown Poets from “Christmastime Again” Buy on iTunes Buy on Amazon Background music: “Deck the Halls B” by Kevin McLeod (from Incompetech) More information: Saratoga Sweets’ website has a lot of information on the peppermint pigs tradition, how they’re made, and of course you can order directly from them online. The New York Daily News covered them in 2012. Who was that who introduced the show? W.E.L.F.–An Elf Run Podcast
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