COMING SOON ON SEASON'S SCREENINGS

Happy New Year!

I hope you all enjoyed the most wonderful time of the year, whatever holiday (or holidays) you may celebrate.  A lot of you have been asking if the blog will go on hiatus now that Christmas is over, but I am here to assure you that Season’s Screenings is a year-round operation!  While admittedly it becomes more challenging to unearth holiday episodes outside of the Big 3 (Halloween, Thanksgiving & Christmas) I like a challenge and long ago came up with a plan to keep the blog going twelve months a year. 

With this post I wanted to whet your appetites a bit as to what’s coming on the blog.  Scattered throughout are glimpses of episodes that will be appearing in the coming months (and I always welcome suggestions and requests!).  The frequency of the posts may slow a bit depending on the holiday, but my goal is to post every two to three days (more if I have the time and inclination).  And I’m already working on this year’s busiest holiday months, pre-writing posts so those glorious Big 3 holiday months will be even more chockfull of posts. 

As for what’s coming, I’ve already done one New Year’s post and those will continue for the next couple of weeks as we settle into 2014. Starting around mid-January we’ll begin a month of Valentine’s Day-focused posts, running until February 14th.  From there we’ve got St. Patrick’s Day, April Fools, Birthday Week, Spring Break, Passover, Easter, Mother’s Day, Graduation Week, and Father’s Day.  Starting in June there will be posts about Summer-themed episodes, the 4th of July, Beach episodes, Camping, Vacation (including a special Disney week), and Summer Camp.  Then it’s time for Autumn, a bit of Back to School, and then we’re back to Halloween, which I’ll start blogging about again in mid-September.  

Whew!  Hopefully one or more of those themes/holidays has perked your future interest.  I’ve even got an Arbor Day episode tucked away for review (note to self: google when the hell Arbor Day is)!  A big thank you to all of you for reading, commenting, and “liking” the blog on Facebook during its inaugural months. 

Stay tuned for more…