Are you wearing plaits?
Seriously though are you
You’re going to wear plaits
To the annual Christmas do
And dressed as a milk maid
Perhaps Scandinavian born
You look like you’re dressed
For 1970s porn
Are you wearing plaits?
Seriously though are you
You’re going to wear plaits
To the annual Christmas do
And dressed as a milk maid
Perhaps Scandinavian born
You look like you’re dressed
For 1970s porn
Father Jonathan Keene (David Wall) is a cold, embittered Catholic Priest who arrives in a tiny Cape Cod fishing village the week before Christmas.
His reason for being
there was simple, to do what he has become uncommonly successful at, shutting
down parishes with diminishing congregations.
However, things don’t
go to plan when he becomes entangled in the lives of various eccentric village
characters, including their beautiful librarian (Kerry Wall), and the naïve and
childlike priest (Sean Patrick Brennan) he is displacing.
And things take an
unexpected turn after the magical experience at the legendary Christmas Party
Mrs. Worthington (Jean Bates) throws every year, where everyone is welcome, and
anything is possible.
Ultimately Father
Keene learns the power of forgiveness and redemption.
I’m hoping that this Christmas
I will get what I
desire
I’m not that easy to
please
I don’t ridiculously
aspire
I don’t want the moon
and stars
Or diamonds or pearls
Some perfume or
cosmetics will do
I’m not one of those
greedy girls
I just want something
for me
Just a small thing,
for me this year
But as always it will
be something
For the house from
IKEA
After failing to get the Gallery show she had worked so hard for, artist Kelly (Danica McKellar) feels burned out from life in Chicago, so she returns home to the picturesque Grand Valley just in time for Christmas.
She hopes that a
hometown Christmas will reinvigorate her love of art and guide her down her
next path and with that in mind she volunteers to run the kids club at the
Grand Valley Hotel.
Which is where she
meets Leo (Brennan Elliott), a widowed businessman and father of two, who
struggles with the work/life balance, but when he is assigned to review a hotel
in Grand Valley to ascertain its value, he sees it as the perfect opportunity
for a Christmas family vacation.
Along the way Kelly
and Leo's worlds collide, and she re-experiences her favourite Grand Valley
traditions with Leo and his children, which reignites her passion for art while
opening up her heart.
I wouldn’t need to look too far
To find the perfect
Christmas star
I’d open my eyes and
there you are
I don’t have to wish
upon a star
To find the perfect
Christmas star
Because you're the
very best by far
Kathleen Russell (Roma Downey) is a hard-working single mother, who is saving to buy a house for herself and her daughter, Zoey (Sarah Rosen Fruitman).
Whereas Sam
Field (Eric McCormack) is a businessman who has to pretend he has a family in
order to close a deal with the mysterious Javier Del Campo (Hector Elizondo).
Sam owns
the company that Kathleen works for, and as her boss, manages to convince her
to help him out by posing as his wife, for a price, which she thought would
help her to buy the house.
But Del
Campo is more than he seems, and it just might be Zoey who's making the real
deal to get a new home for herself, her mother, and Sam.
Twas the night before Christmas
And all
thru the Home
All the
children were sleeping
Except
little Jerome
Who
pretended to sleep
So, he
would be able to see
Santa
arrive, but he fell asleep anyway
So, it was
not to be