Top Christmas Music

I had my first office Christmas party this week, and sweet Mr. Darcy came along with!

She:

Blue Cape Dress from Francesca's,Plum Belt from Forever 21 (which I need to cut that little tail off), Target Tights, Steve Madden Crocodile Wedges.

Him:

Eyemart Glasses, Primark Sweater, Next grey slacks, Stacey Adams dress shoes.

This list was much harder for me than the movie list. Probably because I have a million and one "favorite" Christmas Cd's. So I just picked the top ones I've been listening to lately.

What are your favorites? I'd love to pick up some new ones!

(L-R):

1. Michael Buble- Do I even need to explain why? How about his "melt your panties" voice? You know you were thinking it.

2. Amy Grant- Laugh all you want (Westin), but it's a classic.

3. Reliant K "Let it snow baby, let it reindeer"- Just let that title sink in for a second, and you'll be buying the CD on that alone.

4. Colbie Caillat "mistletoe"- This is just one song, but it's such a sweet song I love it, and her.

5. Glee Christmas- Yes. I love Glee. You caught me. But actually their rendition of O Holy Night is pretty awesome.

6. Frank Sinatra Christmas- this is the CD you turn on for some classic background music. It's traditional Christmas. Michael Buble WISHES he was Frank, the original pantie melter.

7. Hanson Christmas- this is a sister tradition, you shall not taint it with your mean words.

8. She and Him Christmas- Newest addition to the CD collection. I just love Zoe.

9. Mariah Carey- nothing beats belting Mariah...in your car when no one can hear of course.

Cd's that ALMOST made the list:

Jason Mraz Christmas

Bare Naked Ladies and Sarah Mclaughlin- We Three Kings

The Grinch soundtrack

Third Day Christmas

Celine Dion Christmas

Nat King Cole

Judy Garland

By the way:

Mr. Darcy and I were singing Rudolph together (he's such a good sport) and apparently they sing it differently in England!

Instead of "games like monopoly" it's "games like football" and "called him names like Pinocchio" is actually "names like stupid" (call it like it is, geez!), and "you'll go down in history, like Columbus" is "down in history, like Shakespeare".

That argument almost became as epic as "it's boy", "NO it's boo-ey", "you don't say BOOYANT!", "MY ANCESTORS BEAT YOURS SO I COULD SAY BUOY HOWEVER I WANT!"

Don't ask.