More to Celebrate!

This week we celebrate Kwanzaa, wrapping it up with the New Year of 2010. Kwanzaa, an African American holiday, celebrates seven principles that would be in the interest of the whole world to observe and honor. The seven principles are Unity, Self-Determination, Collective Work and Responsibility, Cooperative Economics, Purpose, Creativity and Faith. Imagine if we all worked together to honor ourselves, our families, our communities, our planet. We have the Women of the Calabash to bring this celebration to us with their Kwanzaa Album. These are noble principles we could start to incorporate into our New Year Resolutions - just think, world peace around the corner... it could happen! Happy New Year everyone!!

playlist:
The Kwanzaa Album - Women of the Calabash

Winterbound - Tom Bruner
A New Year Carol - Anonymous 4
A New Year - Paul Lloyd Warner
A New Year's Gift - Paul Hillier & Theatre of Voices
Down in Yon Forest/ New Year's Eve - John McCutcheon
The Turning of the Year - David Arkenstone
Through the Years - Judy Garland
Celebrate Me Home - Kenny Loggins
Celebrate - Three Dog Night
Celebration - Kook & The Gang, Featuring J.T.
Happy Now - Poncho Sanchez
So Long - Farewell- Goodbye - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Bringing in a Brand New Year - B.B. King
Snowy New Year's Eve - Maria De Angelis
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year - Rosemary Clooney
What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? - Harry Connick Jr.
Happy New Year - ABBA
Auld Lang Syne - Glenn Miller Orchestra

Happy New Year everyone!