“Going My Way”

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We watched the 1943 Bing Crosby film, “Going My Way”this evening. Through the years it has been one of our seasonal traditions. Always in the days following Thanksgiving we watch this heartwarming film set in WWII era New York City. In the days and weeks to come we’ll savor other seasonal favorites but its always nice to start the season with a Bing Crosby flick. It’s a family tradition!

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  1. Debi, Pete, and Anne

    Now on to “Bells of St. Mary’s”!

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  2. Steve & Karen

    Indeed! Did you ever notice on in “It’s a Wonderful Life” that the theater is showing “Bells of St Mary’s”?

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  3. Mark

    Just watched From Here to Eternity…not quite holiday, but appropriate for December 7.

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    • Steve & Karen

      On December 7th we watched “Tora! Tora! Tora!”

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