I am NOT a critic. I'm merely an observer. (Books, movies, plays, musicals etc.)

OK, it's no Agatha Christie Whodunnit...it's not even Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes...for Pete's sake, it's not Erle Stanley Gardner's Perry Mason, and Betcha By Golly, Wow, it's not a Carol Keene's Nancy Drew mystery or anything similar to that, but I like it.  I think THE WEDDING DRESS is my favourite so far. #SpoilerAlert I know, I know, the other viewers were wondering if the Lady Justice had thicker blindfolds or something.  Just because she's a pillar of society she could get away with murder...well, the justification was, she was trying to save a life and... They should've at least made it a homicide.  Instead, they made it appear that there was no crime committed.  There were many crimes committed besides homicide, but... OK, let's not go there. What made me say that's this is my favourite episode so far?  Well, compared to the other Garage Sale Mystery episodes, so far, this is the best for me....

Not in any particular order.  These are the stories that livened up my July: 1) A CHRISTMAS DETOUR; 2)OPERATION CHRISTMAS(I could relate to this most, but this is not necessarily my favourite among the four); 3) CHARMING CHRISTMAS; AND 4) MARRY ME AT CHRISTMAS Two New York City-bound travelers find themselves inextricably linked when a snowstorm reroutes them to an airport hotel in Buffalo. Ever the eternal optimist and hopeless romantic, Paige desperately needs to find a way back home to meet her fiancé’s parents before her forthcoming wedding. And it’s somehow up to fellow passenger Dylan MacKenzie, who is permanently soured on romance following a recent heartbreak. Yet Dylan somehow rises to the occasion to become Paige’s chivalrous helpmate. The pair are joined on this misadventure by an older couple named Frank and Maxine trying to get to Connecticut. As their madcap journey ensues, our foursome will find plenty of surprises in store. - The Hallmark Channel Th...