Hey, it's Brian, and before we get into things today, I wanted to let you know that this episode of Christmas past kind of marks the end of an era.

Since 2016 and over the course of more than 100 episodes now, you've heard me close things out each time by letting you know that Christmas past is produced in sunny San Mateo, California. Well, this is the last episode where that is true. Even with everything

else going on in the world right now, I've bought a new home and I'm moving there soon. So the next

time you hear from me, I'll be signing off from somewhere else. Now I'm not going far, and if you want to find out exactly where it is, well, then just

check out the next episode and all of the ones after that.

But all that aside, I hope that the month of May is treating you well.

Even with all of our travel restrictions and stay-at-home orders, I hope that you're

able to get outside and enjoy nature as long as you're following all of the common-sense

guidelines and treating the situation with the seriousness it deserves.

A lot of quarantine fatigue is setting in, but now more than ever it's important that we all

stick together and do what's right for everyone.

A lot of you have reached out to let me know how much you love it when we do these two truths and a lie games,

and I don't need much

arm twisting to do one of these, because it's always a great opportunity to hang out with my

fellow Christmas lovers and have some fun. This time I'm joined by Todd from Christmas Clatter,

Carrie from Christmas Book Review, and Chris from Yuletide TV. Join us as we put each other's

Christmas spirit

and lie-detecting skills to the test.

I'll come back at the end to say goodbye,

but for now,

please enjoy another game of two truths and a lie

on Christmas past.

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