Cornered by Mike Baldwin for December 21, 2023

Oooh! Mary and Joseph want you to leave hits from the ‘60s too. They’re big Beatles’ fans.

They were far ahead of their time.

OK kids, as promised, today we pick up on yesterday’s story of the farmer and the turkey. See below.

With the Solid Gold Dancers (I hope!)

… and a mix tape of disco music.

Cute.

cd or vinyl?

That would be 70 and 80 BC, I assume.

60s and 70s would have been better, maybe just 60s

I’ll gladly take the solid gold hits from the 70’s and 80’s. Way…WAY BETTER than the complete set of DVD’s of ‘The Lawrence Welk Show’ my X mother-in-law wanted to give me!:-)

No thanks. That would mean disco songs. Ugh.

My tablet begins with the cartoon caption hidden below. So, I sometimes try to create my own lines. This morning I imagined the caption said “ following the star the Three Wise Men were led to the new Holiday Inn outside Bethlehem where breakfast included yummy cinnamin buns.

Is that really on the record?

Hits from 70 and 80 B.C., when the sackbut was really hot!

Myrrh is the incense for cats. They ask for it by name.

Believe me when I tell you, kids know when your fudging the story….

why is it that whenever Mike draws children, they look like little OLD people?!

I would like that in CD, vinyl or cassette. I have those 3 players still. 8 track was sold in the 80s.

Should be “gold, frankincense and meh”. :)

The gold standard in hits.

Back then, they only had 8-tracks.

KIng James Brown version

2 Wise Men and 1 wise guy.

Fairy tales…

Somehow I can’t see the baby Jesus dancing along to Thriller, but boy would I like to see it!

yeah baby!