Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree,
he makes a pretty picture doesn’t he?
Little Robin Redbreast
in the winter hard
He makes a pretty
picture on a Christmas card
Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a tree,
he makes a pretty picture doesn’t he?
Little Robin Redbreast
in the winter hard
He makes a pretty
picture on a Christmas card
“My Christmas Love” is
story about a hopelessly romantic writer, Cynthia (Meredith Hagner), and the
inability of the men in her life to live up to her romantic ideal.
But when her and her
friend and illustrator Liam (Bobby Campo) go to her father’s house for the
Christmas Wedding of her sister Janet (Megan Park) Cynthia starts receiving at
her door anonymous gifts of the “12 Days of Christmas”.
It's a fun mystery but
Cynthia is determined to find out who the great romantic is that’s sending the
gifts and conscripts everyone around her to assist.
Eventually she decides
that it must be a local Deputy, Scott (Aaron O'Connell), but will he live up to
her expectations or will there be a final twist or two.
Twas the night before Christmas
And all round the
Close
The Carol Singers
perform
For the festive and
the morose
Its Christmas time again, as if anyone could fail to notice.
Even without leaving
my house I can see more than half a dozen house decorated to the hilt.
Every coloured light
imaginable, Santa’s on the roof or climbing a ladder, sleighs, elves, snowmen,
bells, stars baubles and last but by no means least standing almost four feet
high that perennial favourite Winnie the Pooh.
Wait a minute though you
might well be saying what does Pooh have to do with Christmas? Well every other
house seems to have one so there must be something in it.
I don’t recall mention
of him in the bible and in the many nativity plays I have seen over the years
he was conspicuous by his absence and although there is a donkey its not
Eeyore.
The stable did not
house Piglet and the wise men did not travel from the east with Tigger baring
gifts of Huney.
Nor in any of the
Christmas traditions around the world is there a single reference to Pooh as
one of Santa’s helpers.
There’s Black Peter,
The Jolly Elf even the devil figure Krampus but no Pooh but people still give
him pride of place on their lawns at Christmas.
Go figure.
Hearing the Church bells and sleigh bells ringing
Midnight mass worship with Carol singing
Singing in praise of the King of Kings
These are a few of my favourite things
Ballerina Lily Jamison
(Amy Ackler) dreamt her whole life of performing as the sugar plum fairy in the
Nutcracker, but on the eve of her achieving her ambition her sister is killed
in a car accident so Lily gives up dancing in order to raise her sister's
daughter Sadie (Sophia Lucia).
As she grows up though
Sadie turns out to be a ballet prodigy and is offered the lead role of Clara in
a production of The Nutcracker in Philadelphia.
It’s only after their
arrival in the city of brotherly love that Lily discovers that the director, is
Lily's ex-boyfriend Mark, (Sascha Radetsky) who she hasn’t seen since the night
her sister died.
Old wounds are opened
and old dreams are awoken in a delightful romantic movie.
Twas the night before Christmas
And all along the Avenue
The Christmas lights are twinkling
For everyone to view