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

Amazon.com Walking in the shoes of Peyton MacGruder(GENIE FRANCIS) was a harrowing trek, but the overall experience after watching each episode or movie was wonderful. Peyton surely had a lot of skeletons in her closet, but she was given by God lots of chances to clean her cabinet without using moth balls, making the air very, very fragrant for her and for the people around her. For the longest time, Peyton had everything bottled up, but thankfully, King (TED MCGINLEY) is now by her side that she doesn't need to be alone anymore. These three episodes are Christian TV movies, but not preachy.  What I like about each episode is that no character was holier than thou .  All of us have a story or stories to tell, and each person we meet leaves a part of them with us, one way or another , whether we are aware of it or not. I love all three episodes, but I must tell you that I love the second episode more than the first and the third episode more than the ...

From imdb Directed by  Mike Rohl Writing Credits (in alphabetical order)   Karen Kingsbury ... (novel) Jamie Pachino Watching Hallmark TV movies is so addictive so I was not able to keep my promise to myself that I would stop watching them until next week.   I think I would have to undergo withdrawal or something.  I'm exaggerating, of course. KAREN KINGSBURY'S The Bridge is so beautiful that I watched the two parts back to back and I didn't even notice the time. The story proves that communication and miscommunication are very important factors that could make or break you.  It also proves that no matter how modern technology is, there's nothing like reading a good book, whether paperback, hardbound or what have you.    I believe that(I know I should write more about the books I read, but...) truly in my heart. In this story Molly's dad is from the dark ages.  He believes he loves her and is doing e...