Since nobody else has taken a crack at it, I have filled in the ones I know, maybe that will spark some memories on the others.
From: "John D. Giorgis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <snip> > I was also disappointed that one of my very favorite Carols wasn't > included, especially since it isn't an easy one: > > 33. BATJI > > Some other good ones: > > 34. AIAM (Nothing to do with AOL.) Away in a Manger > 35. OIRDC > > 36. CIC > > 37. HTHAS > > 38. AWHHOH (Ho, Ho Ho!!!!!) > > 39. AFTRG > > 40. TFN > > 41. E (Very popular among Catholics thanks in large part to the iconic > "Glory and Praise Hymnal) > > 42. GRYMG > > 43. COTB > > 44. WCIT > > 45. ISTS > > 46. CTIH > > 47. DYHWIH (Probably the easiest one as many of you have probably even seen > this abbreviation before. :) Do You Hear What I Hear > 48. DNP > > 49. MKTHCS > > 50. THC (No, not a drug, and not by Handel either.) > > And finally, as a bonus, one of my very, very, favorite Carols: > > 51. AMN (Hint: Non-English Carol) > > A double bonus, another song that isn't quite a Carol, but is certainly one > of the oldest Christmas songs: > > 52. OMM > > Lastly, a triple bonus, a Christmas Carol that is most popular in a culture > other than the culture of most Brin-L list members: > > 53. SGBTJ (Nothing to do with Meyers-Briggs. :) Ony two... I was raised Catholic, so maybe I would know the others if I heard them, but, then again, maybe not. Michael Harney [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
