ARE YOU WEARING RED TINSEL?

 

Are you wearing red tinsel?

Tied amidst your lustrous curls

Red can be a devilish colour

So are you a devilish kind of girl?

EATING CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

 

Eating Christmas decorations

Caused something of a crisis

With a sore throat and a fever

Ending with a case of Tinselitis

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – MERRY MIX UP (2013)

Shop owner Alice Chapman (Alicia Witt) is a beautiful woman who recently became engaged to go-getter businessman Will Mitchum (Scott Gibson).

When she travels to meet her future in-laws for the first time before Christmas, she is very nervous because she is arriving ahead of her new fiancé.

Alice's trip becomes more stressful when her luggage is lost and her phone is damaged, and chaos ensues as she loses contact with Will.

But then she runs into, who she believes to be Will's brother, and starts the Christmas celebrations with the wrong family.

But is this just a silly Merry mix up, or is it the fates with a message for Alice. 

TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS # 11

 

Twas the night before Christmas

And all around the Crescent

Not a creature was stirring

Not even a peasant

ARE YOU WEARING GOLDEN TINSEL?

 

Are you wearing Golden tinsel?

Tied amidst your lustrous curls

It makes you look so beautiful

And more like an angel than a girl

CHRISTMAS EVE IN THE KENNELS

 

It was Christmas Eve in the kennels

And all the canines were all agog

They all made merry all night long

Finishing by singing Fleas Navi Dog

 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – LAST CHANCE CHRISTMAS

 A smart, sassy, 34-year-old Kristin (Shiri Appleby), who is estranged from her family and alone on Christmas Eve goes to sleep alone on Christmas Eve and wakes up Christmas morning seventeen years into her past to relive the worst Christmas of her life.

So once she gets over the initial shock she realises she has an opportunity to change her imperfect past, so she styles herself as an older mentor to her younger self (Hannah Marks)

Paramount to these changes is mending the broken relationship with her mother (Elizabeth Mitchell), something that seems impossible.

But if she can’t fix her past then maybe she could do something about her less than perfect future.

The film has an altogether credible cast that makes this film well worth watching if for no other reason than that.

But the story is excellent and well-structured and although the main target audience of this family safe Christmas movie will be women past their teens, men should not be put off by that because it’s very good.