Music for Cheaters

by Kelly on December 7th, 2007

Playlist full of songs perfect for when your boyfriend/girlfriend messes up. No more chances. I’m not sure why, but The Thunder Rolls by Garth Brooks has always been one of my favorites. Kinda depressing, but it’s not the words I like, just the song and thunder crashing in the back I guess.

First Snow

by Kelly on December 6th, 2007

Yesterday was the first snow this year, and for me I was excited for it to be the first time it had really snowed in the winter. Being from Georgia I’m not used to in randomly snowing 1 or 2 inches. Big flakes were coming down but none stuck…darn. I was all excited about sledding. But, it did snow enough to get me in a Christmasy mood so here is your first Christmas playlist!

Winter Nights

by Kelly on November 20th, 2007

The leaves are beautiful outside right now. We probably have two good weeks left of the pretty trees and then it will get even cooler outside and we’ll finally pull out our heavy winter sweaters. I included a relaxing mix for this week.

A little late for the Boogieman

by Kelly on November 9th, 2007

I meant to post last week for Halloween, a good playlist that I noticed. But since the weather is getting cold and it’s getting dark earlier, I think a Boogieman playlist is still appropriate. I thought this was a neat mix and I like the background. Play it in the background for the winter party you’re hosting to have one less thing to worry about! I posted the playlist in the comments.

Mixlister New Features

by Kelly on August 22nd, 2007

Mixlister has added new features to the website. Users can now categorize their playlist by keywords and moods. You can select multiple moods and keywords to describe any playlist and add your own one word description. There are also backgrounds that can be uploaded to go along with the theme of the playlist. Choose the customize playlist option to upload an image to your playlist. You can also change options like font and albums size. Create a playlist for any occasion!

Lingerie Shower Playlist

by Kelly on July 6th, 2007

I thought the playlist Summer made up was great this week on mixlister. She made a playlist for her friend’s lingerie/bachelorette party. I like how the beginning of the playlist is upbeat, fun oldies songs, then the second half is hip-hop. I’m sure they’ll have a great time on their girls night out!

Bed Rest Playlist

by Kelly on June 29th, 2007

My sister just got put on bedrest. The only time she can get up is to eat, shower, and use the bathroom. I’ve been trying to think of fun and productive activities for her while she is laying around. She could catch up on some good books or get Netflix for some old movies, learn to sew, or learn a foreign language. I think it would be a good idea for her to learn the words to more songs so she can sing to her baby too! We made a playlist for her bedrest, I posted it in the comments. Some of the songs are about her baby boy and some are just songs we love to sing!

Create a Playlist for any occasion

by Kelly on June 20th, 2007

I can sit down for 10 minutes and create a playlist for any occasion.  It’s easy to use the customize feature to add your own style to the playlist.  I posted one 80s mix and I also posted a playlist that someone created for school letting out.  I like the style that he used for the playlist.  Someone needs to create a Fouth of July mix for the cookouts next week! Hopefully everyone will have some time off to go watch some fireworks.   

Polo Match Playlist

by Kelly on June 19th, 2007

Songs that go along with watching the action of a polo match. This past weekend I went to the King Family Vineyards for the Pink Ribbon Polo Match. The weather was perfect as Team Eagle Corporation took on Team Embarq. I had never attended a polo match and it was a fun experience. We packed a cooler full of picnic supplies and picked up a couple bottles of the vineyard wine before claiming our spot to watch the action. Onlookers brought blankets, chairs and umbrellas to set along the field to catch the action. The vineyard had filled the afternoon full of activities besides just the polo match. Instead of a hayride for visitors to explore the vineyards, Clydesdale horses made their way around the field pulling the winners of the raffle and friends along for a view of the beautiful scenery. The vineyard was open for wine tasting, but tours were unavailable for the afternoon. During halftime of the polo match the spectators took part in the divot stomp. Spectators are invited onto the field to help replace the loose divots and chat with other spectators. It was a lot of fun, I will definitely try to attend again next year.