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This is not really a review.  It's a blog entry about how I related to these two Christmas movies that touched my heart. After inheriting a 206 acre Christmas tree farm, a woman's plans to sell it change when she falls in love with the townspeople and meets a charming lawyer named Tucker. Director: Sam Irvin Writers: Daisy MacLean , Robin Archer and Jay Cipriani Casting By  Dean E. Fronk Jeff Johnson Donald Paul Pemrick In 1997 I learned that the Santa's Village at Lake Arrowhead was going to close.  I felt really sad about this.  Years later I wondered if it was still open.  I was directed to the Sky Park, so I guess in a way it's still open, right?  So I did more digging and found out that it did close in March 1998, but some people were kind enough to buy it in 2014, restored it, added more attractions, etc.  It has been fully operational for almost two years now, and I hope and pray I would get to visit it one day...

Google images Written by Erik Patterson and Jessica Scott With a little help from a young girl and a widower, a 30-something woman finally grows up and takes on the real world.-WWW Initial release :  16 August 2015 Director :  Terry Ingram Music composed by :  Jeff Toyne Nominations :  Canadian Screen Award for Best Original Music Score for a Program A precocious little girl locked inside a castle of sadness, a widower who lost the love of his life to the clouds above, and a Brooke Shields lookalike stumped Psychologist wannabe who has not let go of her childhood and so much more to cope with grief, help each other to let go, and for one of them to eventually grow up. Becca, our central character, never had a serious relationship.  She gives her relationships a six-month deadline.  As a matter of fact, as her closest friend Amber knows, she has just broken up with her latest beau, Jacob.  She w...