Holiday

It's the eternal question. Will your Missouri town have a white Christmas? Farmer's Almanac recently weighed in on the chances your ground will be white when you open presents in the Show Me State this year.

I've seen friends accepting a request for a very peculiar Christmas party. It's been created for all those who go through the self checkout at Walmart and I've learned millions in Missouri are invited.

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We hear their songs every year, yet many of these artists have fallen out of the limelight.

Have you ever watched the movie "Christmas Vacation" and wondered to yourself what would happen if those characters were really played by Missouri cities? I have and can select nearly the entire cast just by looking at a map of the Show Me State.

I've been trying to organize something for the past two years and just can't seem to get everything in order to make it happen. Perhaps you can help. I am convinced that Missouri and/or Illinois needs an annual turkey drop. Here's how to make this dream a reality.

Booze and the rocker lifestyle just seem to go hand-in-hand.

Just don't ask Flea how to wear them.

There's also a couple that aren't so bad.

Let's start by emphasizing how unpredictable weather in Missouri and Illinois is. Keep that in mind as I warn you to keep your eyes on the weather forecasts as we get closer to Thanksgiving as advanced forecasts show that could involve snow for both states right after the holiday.