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
They say the perfect Christmas
Is blessed
with family and friends
I say the
fewer the better
Otherwise
the present buying never ends
Susan Nicholas (Jennifer Finnigan) is a copy editor for a New York
Newspaper but she really wants to be a writer, but is continually being knocked
back.
But she is given an assignment just before Christmas to write a
seasonal piece for the Christmas edition of the paper, the only problem is that
she is a sceptic when it comes to Christmas.
But she is inspired to write an article about her family's
much-storied heirloom, a Christmas angel, which was hand carved by her great
Grandfather.
It has supposedly been instrumental in bring several generation of her
forebears together but Susan is a cynic about that as well.
But despite her cynicism the angel leads her to an accidental meeting
with Brady (Jonathan Scarfe), a cute, upbeat artist who with the help of the
angel, whisks Susan the grinch into a holiday-time friendship and hopefully
more, if the hand-carved angel, with the reputation to bring people together,
work its magic on the sceptical Susan as it moves her closer to Brady.
This is a really lovely Christmas story and quite magical even if the
hand carved angel is really rather ugly.
When celebrating
The festive
interval
Please
refrain from calling it
The
winterval
We’ll have a quiet night in
So let the
festivities begin
I think it
really is a thriller
To have you
as a stocking filler
Do you
think it shocking?
To want you
in my stocking
But I’ll
fill you with joy
If you’ll
be my sex toy
I can be
your secret Santa
You can be
my sultry panter
A bit of
festive rough and tumble
Ok then
just a quick fumble
I thought
you’d be up for a goose
They all
said you were loose
Then you’re
not a sure thing?
And you
don’t swing?
No please
don’t go home yet
I’m the
best offer you’ll get
Sod it
another quiet night in
Let the
celibacies begin
You are fat and round
And your
trousers are tight
Your nose
is quite red
And your
beard is white
Now all of
the above
Might be
considered flaws
But they’re
not to me
As you are
my Santa Claus
After her
flight is diverted due to bad weather high-powered fashion photographer Claire
Jameson (Jennifer Grey) finds herself stranded in Middle America on the way to
her dream Christmas Eve wedding in Aspen.
At the same
time the rugged former artist turned teacher, Tom Pullman (Clark Gregg), and
his 13-year old daughter Hilly (Megan Park) are on the road to spend Christmas
with Grandma.
Claire is
unable to get another flight or rent a car and is reduced to begging for a
ride.
But Tom and
Hilly are well into their road trip before they cross paths with Claire but
when they do they kindly offer to take her to Aspen which isn’t far from their
destination.
But as they
got under way, none of them realized that as their journey was beginning it
would lead them to a very different destination to the one they were expecting.
