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Note:  The sequence is from the first thing I viewed to the last one among the four movies features on this blog entry. Jeanette Williams(Bea Santos) is a busy single parent, trying to make the best life for her and her daughter(Raven Stewart). With no time to follow current celebrity gossip, Jeanette is unaware of when a Country superstar(Greyston Holt)returns to their small town to escape the intrusive paparazzi and the chaos of fame. A chance meeting between the two have them both letting their guards down and opening their hearts to the possibility of romance.-imdb Director: Justin G. Dyck Writers: Keith Cooper and Patrick McBrearty (additional material) Based on ' His Country Cinderella ' by Karen Rose Smith THE MOVIE Among the four this is the first one I watched, and it is my favourite among the four.  How's that for emphasis?   Yes, there's nothing new with a famous star going back to where he finds peace and meets a local whom he fall...

Source #GreyhoundDaySyndrome Katherine endures the worst Valentine's Day date of her life. On her way home a gypsy casts a magical spell on her. The next morning she soon realizes she's reliving the day until she finds Mr. Right. (Same source as the photograph) From Hallmark's Twitter Page Director: Steven R. Monroe Writer: Jack Sekowski Sigh.  I wish I weren't allergic to most flowers(I'm not allergic to orchids, lilies, tulips and roses---thank God---as long as no baby's breath or any other floral embellishments are added).   Flowers are so beautiful, they could make anyone smile, and they are very important subjects in this movie. This movie's theme is not new.  There have been many like  Groundhog Day  and its predecessors.  As a matter of fact I could even name some of them: 1) 12:01 ; 2) Before I fall , 3) Happy Death Day ; 4) Repeaters ; 5) Totally Spies' Groundhog Day  and 6) When We First Met .  Still, t...