Old Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree, old Christmas tree, old Christmas tree.

Oh Christmas tree.

I think you might be overdoing it, Dad?

Oh, Christmas tree.

When was the last time I overdid anything?

And is there a tree?

No, instead there's a pole.

It requires no decoration.

I find tinsel distracting.

Trim up the tree with Christmas stuff. Can't you even tell a good tree from a poor tree?

But Christmas trees are so bright and fun and pretty. Now from the Bob and Cherry studios,

rocking around our studio Christmas tree, it's Bob and Sherry. Well, welcome, everyone. I hope that you have a wonderful

fire going in your house. I know you all do. You know, the fire is roaring. You know, the bacon is cooking.

Ah, it's a fantastic time of the year. So we're very glad to be with you here. Today is a somber day for the United

States, and I think it becomes less and less, and I hope we turn this around, less and less

remembered as the years go on because the greatest generation, many of those folks are not with

us anymore. But today is Pearl Harbor Day when

we were attacked, of course, by the Japanese, and so many Americans lost their lives at Pearl.

If you've never done the tour and you have the coins to go to Hawaii or if you are going to

Hawaii someday and you're not sure

exactly what you want to do, I highly recommend the Pearl Harbor tour. It will bring tears to your

eyes in a good way. And it's something like I've never seen before. And then the graveyard is called

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