Christmas Songs Name Spelling, I #4M & 12 Christmas Prayers #Sparks

Hoo-Hoo-Hoo, Kittens and Dawgs! It’s December again and this means our theme this month is all things Christmas but we’re not finicky if you have tunes to share then we’re ready to boogie with you and I invite you step on the floor with my dance partners:  XmasDolly, Stacy, & Colette!

Are you ready to groove to some mewsic?

This is a weekly hop for mewsic enthusiasts regardless if you follow our weekly theme or not if you have mewsic to share then we’re ready to dance with you. Otherwise, I ask that you do not link non-mewsic posts below to boost traffic to your site. You’re welcome to leave your URL in comments with a brief description inviting me to check it out. Thank you!



I’m filling that good ole Christmas inspiration stirring and came up with a name game theme for this month in which I will share songs using the first word to spell out a name. 

“Carol of the Bells” ❄️ Tran-Siberbian Orchestra

“Angels We have Heard on High” ❄️The Piano Guys

“Toyland” ❄️ Doris Day

“Hallelujah” ❄️ Bon Jovi

“You’re My Christmas Presents” ❄️ The Skyliners

 

Hit play to enjoy the tracks that spell my name!

What Christmas songs spell your name?

What mewsic moves you today?

I invite you hop over to McGuffy’s Reader for more “Sparks” of inspiration/encouragement. Let’s make the world a better place, one person at a time beginning with #1! 😉

Before I go, I’d like to invite you to listen to more Christmas mewsic and cast your vote in A Twisted Christmas” #BoTB showdown. That’s a wrap today. Keep those tunes playing and your body swaying, I’ll see ya around the cyber block!

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24 thoughts on “Christmas Songs Name Spelling, I #4M & 12 Christmas Prayers #Sparks”

  2. Thank you for joining us for Sparks. Advent just began, so perfect timing! HUGS.

  4. Fabulous Christmas prayers & Christmas tuned house! MERRY CHRISTMAS MY FRIEND!!! I’m still putting up my Christmas village… I really need to downsize! bwahahahaha ho ho ho

  5. I love your spark! Nice song choices too. The Trans Siberian Orchestra is amazing.

  6. Bon Jovi sang this song well. I always like light shows that regular folks do. It was fun listening and I know the Doris Day song but not with those lyrics. Now, as for my name B-Blue Christmas by Elvis. I for a German song, Ihr Kinderlein Komnet which is very pretty. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer sung by Burl Ives.I- It came upon a Midnight Clear sung by Julie Andrews and T-Tochter Zion, Freue Dich…beautiful! https://youtu.be/y9o2M7jHnlE

    1. Birgit,

      Thanks for including songs for your name. Not knowing the German song you mentioned I consulted YouTube for a reference and found it, here. I recognized it. Also, I know the Handel melody of Tochter Zion. Thanks for sharing these with me.

  7. Oh my, where to even begin with your post today! I love the idea of creating a Christmas song list with the letters of your name….will definitely be doing that in an upcoming post. And, I really love the 12 prayers of Christmas. I’ll probably be “borrowing” that one as well. Fantastic inspiration to begin the week! 🙂

    1. Lisa,

      I’m delighted you not only like the way I devised my song inspiration in this post but you want to make your own. 🙂 Feel free to borrow the “12 prayers of Christmas”. I borrowed it, too.

  9. Love the Christmas Light Show. Those folks are also so clever.

    Love your Sparks. That’s a lot of Sparks right there.

    Have a fabulous day, Cathy. ♥

    1. Sandee,

      I love watching Christmas light displays on YouTube. There used to be a place in town that put on a big production every year but then they stopped. It would be cool to see something like that this year, though. I admire anyone who’s that committed. Clark Griswold’s eyes would pop out of his head to see such a sight, wouldn’t he? 😀

  10. Hi, Cathy!

    I thoroughly enjoyed your holiday mewsical selections, dear friend! It was a couple of years ago when I experienced for the first time the awesome sound and dazzling light show of the prog rock band Trans-Siberbian Orchestra. Their performances inspire us during the holiday season. The Piano Guys are new to me and I enjoyed their unique and enthusiastic performance. It is hard to believe the cute girl next door Doris Day will be 96 years old a few months from now. I have always enjoyed her singing and I appreciated her “Toyland” song. It was great to see and hear one of the most popular hair rockers of the 80s, Jon Bon, accompanied by long hair musicians of a different type, doing a great rendition of “Hallelujah.” The Skyliners have an unmistakable sound and I enjoyed their doo-wop style holiday song “You’re My Christmas Present.”

    So true. We can make the world a better place one person at a time. It starts with you and radiates outward, touching your immediate family, loved ones in your extended family, your friends and co-workers, your community, your city, state, country and the whole world.

    Thank you very much, dear friend Cathy. Have a super week!

    1. Tom,

      I think it was in the mid-80s when I discovered Trans-Siberian Orchestra. I usually associate this version of “Carol of the Bells” with the “Home Alone” films. That’s a fun movie! I’m a bit surprised to learn The Piano Guys are new to you but I’m happy to introduce you to them. They are awesome! Doris Day will be 96 in a few months. WOW, that’s neat! She has such a beautifully soft, feminine voice in her younger years. Thanks for dropping by for a visit this morning, my friend!

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