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Still Christmas
Remembering what the Plaza was and what it is now, I don't feel enticed to roam and shop for hours. This is a mall that once had a Waldenbooks, a Tempo Music, etc. What is your impression of the Plaza then and now?
Thursday, December 24, 2015
Christmas Eve Twitter Assemblage
Works for me. https://t.co/VbyxmaJyKA pic.twitter.com/eblXVAIE4C
— corey robin (@CoreyRobin) December 24, 2015 (No thanks, Grinch.)Best Supporting Actor 2015: WALTON GOGGINS, The Hateful Eight. pic.twitter.com/1gHPUqOlDX
— Bret Easton Ellis (@BretEastonEllis) December 23, 2015On this day in 1988, Anita Baker began a 4-week run on top of the Billboard album chart with Giving You the Best That I Got. #80s
— Old School 80s (@OldSchool80s) December 24, 2015On this day in 1988, "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" by Poison hit # 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. #80s Held for 3 weeks. https://t.co/vG4CQwkd3M
— Old School 80s (@OldSchool80s) December 24, 2015Schotse Hooglander @ Texel #Texel #cow #koe #wadden #island #eiland #farm #animal #big #nature #bos #forrest #dekust pic.twitter.com/045KgkQNyn
— Justin Snnr Pictures (@Justin_Sinner) December 7, 2015Study: Women’s Products Priced Higher 42 Percent Of The Time « CBS Philly https://t.co/qlqkzu7ww4
— Kate Theimer (@archivesnext) December 23, 2015Bet You Didn't Know: #ChristmasHistory #ChristmasTradition #WarOnChristmas #WinterSolstice #PaganTraditions
https://t.co/iPsZla3kVj
— Marti Babb (@ChiariGirl357) December 18, 2015In 1836, Alabama became the first state in the US to make Christmas a legal holiday #TheMoreYouKnow #ChristmasHistory
— Austin Zinkle (@AZinkle) December 24, 2014Forget a White Christmas, I like a mild grey, rainy, depressing Christmas with mosquitos
— JohnMoses (@JohnMoses) December 23, 2015I've been warning you fucking buffoons about Steve Harvey for years, and you sat back and did nothing! This is your fault America!
— JohnMoses (@JohnMoses) December 21, 2015Our English Christmas Reading List, filled with 2014's greatest anglophone publications on #Napoleon & the #19th c.: http://t.co/LeME37BnuL
— Fondation NapolĂ©on (@FondaNapoleon) November 27, 2014Christmas in Germany in numbers:
(GK) pic.twitter.com/RVXJc8PE15
— German Consulate NY (@GermanyNY) December 22, 2015There may not be any snow yet in DC, but we are dreaming of #WinterWonderlands in Germany! https://t.co/ph8JZTJQPw pic.twitter.com/x5NoBIzUDF
— German Embassy (@GermanyinUSA) December 23, 2015