Out of the snowy lawn
The snowman grew
Wearing a hat and scarf
The way that you do
With pebbles for eyes
Pressed into the snow
A smiley twig mouth
And a large carrot nose
He’s a magnificent site
The snowman that grew
But he’s just snow and ice
And no substitute for you
I wish you were here
To chase the blues away
I wish you’d come back
To me for Christmas day
Christmas is a time of joy
For every little girl and boy
All wishing for that special toy
That they can’t wait to enjoy
Christmas is a time of love
Given to us from the lord above
When we see with eyes of a dove
Christmas fits us like a glove
Christmas is a time for prayer
Christmas is a time to share
Christmas is a time to care
It’s also the time for festive fare
Christmas time is a special thing
A time to worship Christ the king
In his honour gifts we bring
And to the heavens high we sing
Julie Bedford (Linda
Hamilton) is a
well-to-do married woman, wife to George
(Garwin Sanford) and mother to Andie (Brittney Wilson) and is very happy with
her life.
That is until she
finds out her
husband is cheating on her with a fitness instructor.
After the divorce she leaves the old family home and rents an
apartment in a cheaper area, which her daughter doesn’t like one little bit so
she goes to live with her father until her planned six month trip to Spain.
Then through a series of
misfortunes Julie ends up homeless and sleeping in her car and has suddenly
become one of the invisible people, fortunately she meets Selma (Brenda
Crichlow) who is in the same boat as her, and not letting the situation drag
them down they hatch a plan to get themselves back on their feet with the aid
of storekeeper Max Stern (Campbell Lane) and his son Michael (Rob Stewart).
A lovely feel good
movie well worth a watch.
God Rest Ye Merry
Gentleman
God rest ye merry,
gentlemen
Let nothing you dismay
Remember, Christ, our Saviour
Was born on Christmas day
To save us all from Satan's powers
When we were gone astray
Glad tidings of comfort and joy,
Comfort and joy
Glad tidings of comfort and joy
In Bethlehem, in Israel,
This blessed Babe was born
And laid within a manger
Upon this blessed morn
The which His Mother Mary
Did nothing take in scorn
O tidings of comfort and joy,
Comfort and joy
O tidings of comfort and joy
From God our Heavenly Father
A blessed Angel came;
And unto certain Shepherds
Brought tidings of the same:
How that in Bethlehem was born
The Son of God by Name.
O tidings of comfort and joy,
Comfort and joy
O tidings of comfort and joy
"Fear not then," said the Angel,
"Let nothing you affright,
This day is born a Saviour
Of a pure Virgin bright,
To free all those who trust in Him
From Satan's power and might."
O tidings of comfort and joy,
Comfort and joy
O tidings of comfort and joy
Now to the Lord sing praises,
All you within this place,
And with true love and brotherhood
Each other now embrace;
This holy tide of Christmas
All other doth deface.
O tidings of comfort and joy,
Comfort and joy
O tidings of comfort and joy
Cards adorned with Robins and snow
Holly sprigs and festive candle glow
Advent calendar and paper chains
Decorations never to be used again
Ribbons and bows and paper wrapping
With tree and wreath all go in the bin
Though Christmas may be throw away
The love can be recycled every day
Merry Christmas
Yuletide friend
Cherished memories of
Heartfelt love and
Remembered moments
Instantly recalled
Special moments of
Time spent together
Merry Christmas’s
And happy new years
Special friend of mine
For me always
Remembering your smile
Instantly helps me
Each time I’m down at
Not being with you
Sarah Davis heads to her uncle's to escape New York and the spotlight
from a recent breakup. Returning home for the first time since her aunt passed,
complications arise when Graham, an entitled Hollywood star, arrives at the
ranch to prepare for his next film. As Sarah and Graham start to bond, Sarah
may get more for Christmas than she bargained for.
Sarah (Lindy Booth) is
an interior designed for a major hotel chain in Manhattan, and she's very good
at her job, in fact she gets a promotion just before Christmas.
But she is also
nursing a broken heart and that part that’s still intact is back in Colorado
where her Uncle and Aunt raised her and her brother Cody (Chris McNally) so she
takes a vacation back to the ranch and is upset by what she sees.
Her Uncle Roy (Treat
Williams), who lost his wife of many years some months before, had given up
celebrating the holidays and refused to decorate the house, no Christmas Parade
in the town, and no special tree lighting at the ranch.
Sarah is sympathetic
but decides almost at once that she and her brother Cody will try to make the
parade happen.
But then a famous entitled Hollywood star, Graham
(Kristoffer Polaha) arrives at the ranch to “learn the ropes” as he is
preparing for an upcoming movie.
Despite disliking him
at first sight Sarah soon starts Graham's instruction and soon begins to warm
to him, and he to her, and she finds he is a valuable helper with the parade, and she gets more for
Christmas than she bargained for, but can
he help her to save the struggling ranch from being sold?
This is a lovely movie
with a sweet, predictable story, a great cast, beautiful scenery and
unashamedly full of Christmas happiness.
