Winter Wonderland [Dean Martin]

Woah, so I just realized my little let-you-know-I'm-alive post was my 50th post! I can't believe that I have had that much to say! I guess traveling and living overseas makes for some interesting things to write about, and I know I will be glad to have this to look back over once I'm away from Budapest. But, wow! I guess I will have to have some sort of give away soon to commemorate the big 5-0 :)

I also cannot believe that Friday is Christmas! I love Christmas so much - but with all the work from school and the travel time I've not even really begun shopping. Thankfully all I really need to shop for is mom and dad and then I'll have a few days to get the rest of my presents in order. It's going to be an interesting Christmas - there aren't many things I really need this year, as it's going to be really difficult to bring things back to Hungary with me. So, this holiday is less about getting things and giving things and more about spending time with the people I love and have missed.

So, in honor of the 5 days until Christmas I give you the 5 movie trailers of my 5 favorite movies!

5. A Charlie Brown Christmas

A classic Christmas must-watch.

4. Miracle on 34th Street

The old black and white one is best. It's a classic.

3. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer

This has been my favorite Christmas tradition movie since I was small. I could (and do!) watch it over and over again.

2. The Polar Express

I loved the book - which made me hesitant about the movie. But the first time I saw it was 3-D on the Imax. I just love it (for different reasons than the book).

1. The Santa Clause

Hands down my favorite Christmas movie ever.