A Curious Statistical Anomaly

Two years ago, I got a link to video of a house in the mid-west that had synchronized Christmas light to a Trans Siberian Orchastra Christmas song (here’s a link to a this year version). I just loved it. It was amazing how the lights and music worked together. Last year the same person did another incredible job. I’ve of course lost those links and can’t remember the name of the person who did the lights. Tonight finishing up some last minute shopping (I lost my darning needle — actually, I’ll find them now that I’ve bought a replacement set of needles (you’d think with 6 darning needle sets I’d be able to find one but ….)). Anyway, on the drive home I got to thinking that no one had sent me a link to a synchronized Christmas light show — were they so common no one bothered anymore? Once I got home I googled and then searched again on YouTube. My criteria was simple Christmas light for 2007 and the music also had to be a Christmas song (there were a few outstanding videos but it wasn’t Christmas music. I really liked the one I’ve embedded here because I love the song.

Christmas Lights 2007 Carol Bells

Go to YouTube and put “Christmas Lights 2007” in the search field without the quotes and make sure you have a cup of hot coffee/tea/chocolate and sit back and enjoy. These people are dedicated, talented, and extremely patient to get the lights, channels and synchronization all to work together. These unsung hero deserve to be seen.