On the north winds they come
Blown in on
Decembers icy blast
Unwelcome
visitors come calling
The ghosts
of Christmas past
Creeping in
with happier memories
Standing
out in stark contrast
Sad
memories best forgotten
The ghosts
of Christmas past
On the north winds they come
Blown in on
Decembers icy blast
Unwelcome
visitors come calling
The ghosts
of Christmas past
Creeping in
with happier memories
Standing
out in stark contrast
Sad
memories best forgotten
The ghosts
of Christmas past
Christmas is our favourite celebration
In fact it
is the most special occasion
A time to
express what is in our hearts
The moment
the festive season starts
For we have
the most heartfelt wish
For those
whose love we truly cherish.
When temperamental Broadway director Vera Parks (Melissa Gilbert) is fired from yet
another job, she has become unemployable in Manhattan so when she gets an offer
to direct a Christmas pageant somewhere upstate, she has no alternative but to
take the gig.
But she comes into conflict with all the cast, who are all
traditionalists, when Vera wants to change everything.
She is also
reacquainted with former beau Jack Harmon (Robert Mailhouse) which she was not expecting,
and the former love is slowly rekindled as the rehearsals continue and then she begins
to form relationships with the cast and understanding of each other’s points of
views and appreciation of their positions lead to compromises being made.
Baubles and
bells and candlelight glows
Bright coloured parcels tied up with bows
Candy and spices and popcorn on strings
Every year during the festivities
I remember friends and family
Those who
are no longer with us
To
celebrate another Christmas
And with
each passing December
It seems
there are more to remember
But I take
time in equal measure
To enjoy
each moment and to treasure
Those
special ones who are still here
Whose
number also grows year on year
Enjoy your Christmas day in peace
Avoid any
kind of quarrel or wrangle
Chill out,
relax and enjoy the day
And don’t
get your tinsel in a tangle
The Pepper
and Spice radio show in Los Angeles was a popular and edgy phone in show but
cynical Pepper Sterling (Tilky Jones) oversteps the mark and upsets one of the
stations major sponsors and is banished to a sister station in rural Colorado
town.
He was
assigned to co-host a show with a "love doctor" Sandra Love (Haylie
Duff), who is a hopeless romantic.
Pepper was
unhappy with being second banana on a hick show in the back of beyond and
wasn’t backwards in coming forward about letter people know as a result they
have a spat live on air which gets them off on the wrong foot and their
antagonistic relationship gets the whole town talking.
At first
the two mix like oil and water but their on-air bickering becomes popular and,
inevitably, they start to like each other and like soon leads to love.