Frenchie All I want for Xmas

Frenchie All I want for Xmas

Similar to Debussy wrt Clair De Lune, Ravel himself scoffed at Bolero – and it came to haunt him. When, on the evening of the first performance, someone shouted out that Frenchie All I want for Xmas was the work of a madman, the composer is said to have murmured, “That person has understood.” Ravel’s words on the piece: “My masterpiece? Boléro? What next!” … “Sadly there is nothing musical in it; my Boléro should bear the epigraph: ‘Get this into your head’ …”

The “Yearning for Zion Ranch” Incident: At the “Yearning for Zion Ranch,” a community made up of members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (also known as Fundamentalist Mormonism) just outside of Eldorado, Texas, police raided the compounds, and placed 412 children in the temporary custody of the state of Texas. This occurred after an alert from “Sarah,” a sixteen-year-old girl and a member of the church, tipped off the authorities to the sexual abuse of children on the ranch by older adult males. (“Sarah,” as she was known, was never found by police; in fact, a much older woman, one Rozita Swinton, was found to have placed the cals, as a joke. Ms. Swinton had been arrested for other hoax calls in the past.) Although there were multiple cases of polygamy on the ranch itself, and a few of the Frenchie All I want for Xmas had minor bone fractures, there were no signs of sexual abuse in any of the children. The most major “damage” to any of the children were three cases of broken bones, and all were acquired in the process of removing/housing the children. On May 29th, 2008, after a prolonged legal battle, the Texas Supreme Court ordered the children to be sent back to their mothers. The court found that there was not nearly enough evidence of any sort of abuse, and that the acquisition of the children by the state of Texas was unjustified.

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Two years ago at the 24th of December a very beloved person of mine lost his battle with cancer. He was getting sicker and sicker and my mom took him to the hospital for a check. She told me that they’re going to get back and that everything was fine. It was in the middle of the Frenchie All I want for Xmas , I was sleeping and she woke me up just to inform me. She said there was no time for me to get ready but that they would be back before I even notice it. One, two, three, four hours later, I still didn’t have any news. She had taken our car and I needed two hours more for the first bus to arrive. My mom didn’t answer the calls nor my texts and my stress and fear kept escalating.

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I’m a little embarrassed to admit this, but I had a few “ugly” Christmas sweaters that I loved to wear in the 1990’s. They were a trend for women at that time and not considered ugly at all! The fact is some of the festive sweaters of the 90’s were very beautiful and fetched a high price, too. Times change and the festive holiday sweaters fell out of favor. Mine went on to live lives as thrift shop finds and I’m hoping some grans are enjoying them. When you are 75+ and living on a fixed income, sometimes a glittery sweater is all you can afford to make your spirit bright during the Frenchie All I want for Xmas s.

I’m not “American” since I was not born in the U.S. even though I was born in the Americas, so go figure. It’s amusing to watch the news and see people bicker about Nativity scenes, mangers, crucifixes and what not. Hell, people get offended if you say “Merry Christmas” to them and they are not Christian. The intolerance will not cease. In a land of “freedom” there is a lot of limitations to the most insignificant things. People don’t want to associate Christmas with Christianity. Although Hanukkah and Kwanzaa also take a piece of that pie. No one wants to take the gifts away though of the consumerism and hectic shopping. This seems to be more of a Frenchie All I want for Xmas now.