Are you wearing Christmas Knickers?
Is that
appropriate for vicars?
Just kneel
upon this hassock
While I
rummage in your cassock
The bishop
wouldn’t think it funny
My naughty
little Christmas honey
Are you wearing Christmas Knickers?
Is that
appropriate for vicars?
Just kneel
upon this hassock
While I
rummage in your cassock
The bishop
wouldn’t think it funny
My naughty
little Christmas honey
In the morning Santa stood
by the
window to peer
And said to
Mrs Claus
“It looks
like rain dear”
A high-powered advertising executive, Maddie Duncan (Bonnie Somerville), has a fear of flying, so when she is invited to the wedding of an important client in the run up to Christmas she decides to drive from New York to Denver.
However a combination
of traffic jams, car trouble and a poor sense of direction lead her to
Christmas Valley, a town in love with Christmas.
As she was driving a
classic Ford Mustang she is forced to stay in town while the mechanic is
waiting for the parts.
The only local
accommodation is the boarding house run by Pam (Precious Chong) where she meets
fellow boarder Bob Harding (Richard Waugh) and a young girl, Jo Tyler (Madison
Brydges), who along with her father Kevin (Brennan Elliott) will force Maddie
to reconsider her priorities.
I've always loved my Santa
Since first we kissed
And he loves me
because
I’m on the naughty
list
The etiquette for Christmas cards
Is simple,
you just have to remember
If you can’t
get it there for the day
Make sure it still
arrives in December
If you want next Christmas
To be happy and merry
Then insure the
Christmas card
You send to your
sister Kerry
Has sufficient postage
And arrives before
January
Single parent Maggie McPhail (Chandra West) is stuck in a rut, her boss at the ice cream company where she works, Mr. Harvey (Jay Brazeau), doesn't appreciate her and her work is being constantly undermined by weasel co-worker Brendon Lutz (Nicholas Carella) and her pathetic boyfriend Chance Glidewell (Kyle Cassie) breaks up with her with Christmas just around the corner.
Meanwhile a
stay-at-home sports writer Jack Burgin (Antonio Cupo), another single parent
who is a raising his teenage daughter Olivia (Tiera Skovbye), finally gives in
to her pestering him to get her a dog and brings home a Golden Retriever which
he names Bear.
Olivia falls in love
with him instantly but Bear's runaway tendencies get him locked up at the
pound, which is where Maggie finds him and adopts him for her son Ethan (Beamer
Wigley) and they name him Paisley.
And so the stage is set for an engaging romantic Christmas movie.