Are you wearing blue tinsel?
Tied amidst
your lustrous curls
Not a
festive hue and yet
You have it
amidst the curls
So is it a
statement or was it
The only
colour you could get
Are you wearing blue tinsel?
Tied amidst
your lustrous curls
Not a
festive hue and yet
You have it
amidst the curls
So is it a
statement or was it
The only
colour you could get
When he only received batteries
His
enthusiasm was muted
But there
was a handwritten note
Which read
“Toys not included”
The teenage Holton brothers live with their divorced mother, Denise (Stacy Edwards), in a rural town.
Ryan
(Robert Clark) is the older brother, who hates the rural life and makes no
secret of the fact and wants to go and live with their father, in Chicago.
The shy
young Charlie (Gavin Fink) doesn’t understand his attitude, he is happy there
even though he gets victimised by the bigger school kids'.
One day on
the way home from school he finds two reindeer, one is dead who he believes to
be one of Santa's team called Prancer, the other one is younger and Charlie
thinks he is his son and heir, also called Prancer which he tries to hide at
home and Ryan helps him which brings the brothers closer along the way.
Charlie
believes that his Prancer is “the” Prancer from the towns’ legend and will take
off and join Santa on Christmas Eve.
Unfortunately
when Prancer gets out he bites evil vice-principal James Klock (Michael
O'Keefe) and he wants the danger to the public put down.
But a
rescue operation is mounted and then Charlie runs away with his protégé to the
woods,
His mother
Denise is unable to cope, but thankfully her ex-boyfriend, handyman Tom
Sullivan (John Corbett), comes to the youngster's rescue in this engaging
family film.
Watch out
for the wonderful Jack Palance as Old Man Richards.
Twas the night before Christmas
And all thru the dwelling
the fragrances of Christmas
Was all we were
smelling
Are you wearing green tinsel?
Tied around
your lustrous curls
Like a
goddess of the woods
Are you one
of the “nature” girls?
A famous Christmas Story
Contains a
well-known character
Who died
eating Macaroni
He’s the
Ghost of Christmas pasta
Elise MacReynolds (Sarah Lancaster) is no fan of Christmas because as
she grew up on a Christmas tree farm it meant every holiday was spent selling
Christmas trees on a cold street corner.
But when she loses her job and her dad breaks his leg, Elise agrees to
run the family tree stand for one last season.
Unfortunately for Elise, the family business that has always hosted the
MacReynolds' Farm tree lot has been acquired by home decor conglomerate “Brook
Glen”.
Elise gets off on the wrong foot with surly Brook Glen CEO Gary Dixon (Colin
Mochrie) when she almost knocks him down while unloading a big tree.
Gary thinks the trees are horrible for business and sets in motion a
plan to get rid of the lot, for good, however despite her battles with Gary,
Elise finds herself catching the holiday spirit as she helps the good citizens
of New York City to find their one perfect tree:
Everyone from a couple with their first on the way, a professional
basketball team, and a young boy picking out his first tree.
Christmas also proves to be the season for romance when charming repeat
customer Darren Foster (Eric Johnson) admits he's been buying trees simply in
the hopes of talking to Elise.