Showing posts with label vid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vid. Show all posts

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Day 726 (Tidbits)

The post on THE 800 DAYS BLOG on the special day of Day 726 is a Christmas Day post.

It's short.

The video that is contained in the Day 726 post is interesting, to say the least

AND IT'S D I F F E R E N T

...and I like it.

Christmas isn't my favourite day of the year...so I really enjoyed the video and that it wasn't a Christmas Carol medly or something.

Just to prove I'm not a total SCROOGE, I'm placing my favourite Christmas song on my own post here...

(I used to play this song, myself, in band - French Horn)


YAY!! GO GO Gadget Guitar!!!
Song: "O Holy Night"
MERRY CHRISTMAS!

The Day 726 is associated with (short and sweet) Christmas Day and Saturday December 25 2010.

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Day 730 (Tidbits)

If you haven't been feeling the Christmas or Solstice energy yet this winter season, sit your busy self down and enjoy the music offering via  Day 730  at Blake Hall's THE 800 DAYS Blog. Four and a half minutes of Gregorian and Vangelis ought to steady you right up for the holidays and get you in a level headed way.

Right below the video/music clip is a fantastic geometric image - images within images - that is fitting to go along with the youtube stuff...

Blake kept this post simple and so I will follow suit here.

Enjoy the tunage, image - and relaxxxxxxxxx.... you'll also have ample time while the music plays - to read through the bit of inspiring text/quote that accompanies the image and music.

I'll get the vid posted on the follower vid/audio tab soon - just in case you want to return somewhere and listen again...

The simplistic but effective Day 730 post is associated with Tuesday December 21 2010.

P.S.
On Tuesday December 21 2010, Blake Hall wrote the Day 730 blog post just prior to a lunar eclipse. His post is pre-eclipse - and as I catch up in content, my post is post-eclipse. I was able to view the eclipse for over half an hour but right at the time we were told, in my region of the world, that we'd be able to see a rosy hue, sudden cloud cover occurred in the sky and the entire eclipse was hidden for a while... What I did see of the eclipse was awesome...

Model of a Lunar Eclipse


Did anyone else view the eclipse?