The first time I met
My pretty little Miss
We needed mistletoe
To share a Christmas
Kiss
Now when I meet
With my pretty Miss
We need no artificial
aid
For us to share a kiss
And when we meet
And we share a kiss
Every day is Christmas
For me and my little
Miss
Moonlight glinted
On the frozen land
Of the silent vale
Dressed crisply
In winters cloak.
A shooting star
Flashed across the sky
And I made a wish
Nothing profound
Just a simple thing
But immensely special
Because I wished
For a Christmas kiss
With the girl I loved
In Bristol, Maine, third-generation cranberry farmer, Gabe Powell (Benjamin Ayres) and his wife Dawn (Nikki Deloach) co-founded, own and operate the “all things Christmas” Cranberry Lane Company.
Unfortunately, Gabe is all about the “hands on” work on the farm,
whereas Dawn is more interested in the marketing and promotional work, so he
stays on the farm, and she is increasingly away on the road, so they are to all
intents and purposes, separated, and as Christmas approaches, they are contemplating
breaking up.
However due to a failure to communicate both of them assume the other
is too busy to organize this year's annual Christmas Cranberry Festival, so
they are there together, so people assume they are “together”.
Things are further complicated by the arrival of Pamela Franks (Marci
T. House), who owns her own lifestyle show who wants to cover the festival for
her show, focusing on the happily married couple behind Cranberry Lane.
The agree because of the great exposure for the festival and the town.
But as they pretend for the cameras and for Pamela, Dawn and Gabe may
actually discover that they are the happy couple they are pretending to be.
In Bristol, Maine, third-generation cranberry farmer, Gabe Powell (Benjamin Ayres) and his wife Dawn (Nikki Deloach) co-founded, own and operate the “all things Christmas” Cranberry Lane Company.
Unfortunately, Gabe is
all about the “hands on” work on the farm, whereas Dawn is more interested in
the marketing and promotional work, so he stays on the farm, and she is
increasingly away on the road, so they are to all intents and purposes,
separated, and as Christmas approaches, they are contemplating breaking up.
However due to a
failure to communicate both of them assume the other is too busy to organize
this year's annual Christmas Cranberry Festival, so they are there together, so
people assume they are “together”.
Things are further
complicated by the arrival of Pamela Franks (Marci T. House), who owns her own
lifestyle show who wants to cover the festival for her show, focusing on the
happily married couple behind Cranberry Lane.
The agree because of
the great exposure for the festival and the town.
But as they pretend
for the cameras and for Pamela, Dawn and Gabe may actually discover that they
are the happy couple they are pretending to be.
After 15 years in Hawaii single father Pat Godfrey (Sam Page) returns to Boise, Idaho, after selling his outdoor-adventure business, with his two sons John and PJ (Rhys Slack and Knox Hamilton) to live with his mum (Michele Scarabelli).
Almost as soon as he arrives, he runs into his high school sweetheart
Margie Southworth (Brooke D'Orsay) who remained in Boise when he went to Hawaii
and through a series of coincidences, or Godwinks, their paths continue to cross
again and again and again.
Despite the universe dropping hints, Singleton Margie, who is still
working at the same Company as she did before Pat left, has other concerns on her
mind than revisiting an old romance, while the first priority for divorcee Pat
is to find a job regardless of where it
might be.
Eventually the Godwinks telling them they are meant to be together
they begin to listen to their hearts.
20-year-old Todd McCray (Noel Fisher) is developmentally challenged but has a genuine affinity with animals of every kind.
So, when he hears on the radio that the animal shelter is looking for
people to foster a dog during Christmas, he is eager to sign up.
His mom Mary Ann (Linda Emond) sees no problem but his dad, George (Bruce
Greenwood) takes a little more convincing, but he eventually agrees.
Todd chooses a friendly nameless yellow lab who he calls “Christmas”.
Not content with that however he launches a campaign to get all the
dogs fostered and succeeds.
But will he have as much luck convincing his dad to keep the Dog after
the holidays?
Are you wearing Christmas spats?
Well I don’t like them much
But I have to admit that the motif
Of holly is a very nice touch
