: - ) ALL Festive Year-End Twin Peaks Fireside Thread

[Jasper]

He is BOB
Eager for cheer
He wears a smile
Everybody gather near!

 

[Jasper]

You must, at the very least, treat yourself, and perhaps your loved ones, to this:



This one is quite a remarkable piece of work :

 

[Tulpa]

How’s everyone’s Christmas Day going?

 

[Jasper]

How’s everyone’s Christmas Day going?

About like this:

 

[Jasper]

I like this one so much I have to post it again:

 

[Jordan Cole]

How’s everyone’s Christmas Day going?

Pretty shitty. I was supposed to travel to meet my fiance at her parents' house but her mom got COVID. So now I'm staying put alone in my apartment for the past three weeks, and I'll probably spend New Years alone too as I don't want my fiance to come home and give me COVID, which really made me extremely sick a few months ago. A similar (but way worse) thing happened last year, where we were totally separated for a lot of December, so two years straight alone on Christmas and New Years.

I'm just treating this day like any other and doing my usual crap.

 

[Jasper]

Pretty shitty. I was supposed to travel to meet my fiance at her parents' house but her mom got COVID. So now I'm staying put alone in my apartment for the past three weeks, and I'll probably spend New Years alone too as I don't want my fiance to come home and give me COVID, which really made me extremely sick a few months ago. A similar (but way worse) thing happened last year, where we were totally separated for a lot of December, so two years straight alone on Christmas and New Years.

I'm just treating this day like any other and doing my usual crap.

My, you’ve certainly got a serious lack of holiday cheer going on. What would the Yule Log Lady think? She might place you right on the birch bark naughty list with an attitude like that!

Luckily I have just the thing for you, as discussed here, Whistle And I'll Come To You (1968), which started the BBC’s excellent A Ghost Story For Christmas tradition. This is one of my absolute favorite films, (albeit a short film, at about 42 minutes, but most assuredly a film), to be watched, as Lynch would wisely counsel, in the dark with no distractions. It’s especially good right before sleep.

This is the best version on YT:


If you’d like to do without the BBC FOUR in the upper left of the version above, then this is probably your best option:

 

[Jordan Cole]

Thank you, but the problem is, me and my fiance kind of watch everything worth watching together and if this is REALLY that good, I'd like to watch it with her.

I have a short list of stuff to watch without her and it's mostly pretty bad stuff. So when she's away I fill up the time watching movies I don't even want to watch.

 

[Jasper]

Thank you, but the problem is, me and my fiance kind of watch everything worth watching together and if this is REALLY that good, I'd like to watch it with her.

I have a short list of stuff to watch without her and it's mostly pretty bad stuff. So when she's away I fill up the time watching movies I don't even want to watch.

Well, if that's the way you two like to go about watching things, then I'd probably honestly agree that you should wait for her. I'd still recommend watching the film well before the end of January, because it's most fit for the darkest time of the year.