Two snowmen were stood in a field
In one of
those cold exposed spots
When one
turned to the other and said,
Am I the
only one who can smell Carrots?
Two snowmen were stood in a field
In one of
those cold exposed spots
When one
turned to the other and said,
Am I the
only one who can smell Carrots?
A successful romance writer suffering from writers block, Karen (Krista Allen) and her daughter Juliet (Nadine Crocker) travel from New York out to the country after the death of Karen’s father, in order to settle his affairs and sell his ranch, but it soon becomes apparent that it’s not going to be that simple as family friend and executor of the estate Judge Lawrence (Buck Taylor) informs her that a local rancher she was in love with 20 years earlier, Hugh (Tim Abell) had a claim to half the ranch.
Meanwhile Juliet meets a special horse called Rodeo and a young cowboy named Monty (Zeb Halsell), who just
happens to be Hugh’s nephew, and in addition to falling in love with her he
also teaches her to barrel race, in the hope that she might win $5000 in a
completion that would allow her to keep the horse.
Twas the night before Christmas and all thru the castle
Not a soul was stirring not even the rascal
And the
reason for all the silence within
Was an over
indulgence of wine and gin
Are you wearing Christmas socks?
Beneath
your skirt it’s hard to see
And gives
me pause to think
How high
they go above the knee
Single parent Carol Montgomery (Anne Heche) lives with her son Bryan (Sean Michael Kyer) and is the undisputed Queen of Christmas and she organised every aspect of the holiday, but all that changed when another single parent Terry Evans (Dylan Neal) and his daughter Amelia (Farryn Van Humbeck) move to the town and he is a breath of fresh air and offers an alternative view of the plans and Carol and Terry battle for control of the Christmas holiday at the middle school that their children attend and learn a lesson about the true meaning of Christmas.
Twas the night before Christmas and all thru the castle
Not a soul was stirring not even the rascal
And when
the king returned from merrymaking
No one was
awake to let him back in