Thursday, 23 December 2021

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS COMES HOME TO CANAAN

 

In the Texas town of Canaan, Daniel Burton (Billy Ray Cyrus) finds that his son Bobber (Liam James) needs extensive orthopaedic surgery and months of intensive physical therapy to recover as a result of being run down by a car.

Fortunately help is at hand in the form of Rodney Freeman (Matt Ward), the young black man who Daniel took into his home and raised as his own son, who has become a famous writer and he immediately offers to fly Daniel and Bobber to San Francisco and to pay for the surgery.

Once in San Francisco, Daniel meets and falls for Briony Adair (Gina Holden), a physical rehabilitation specialist who will be working toward Bobber's recovery but when the therapy progresses slowly, Bobber invites Briony to come home to Canaan to spend Christmas with the Burtons and continue his treatment.

Briony accepts the offer and is welcomed by the family all except Sarah (Emily Tennant), Daniel's daughter who distances herself because she doesn’t want to dishonour her late mother's memory.

But Daniel and Briony try to rise above it but a disastrous Christmas ensues and drives them apart.

So, in the soul searching that follows, will Daniel find the strength to open his heart again and invite love back into his life or will he settle for the status quo.

ARE YOU WEARING A CHRISTMAS SWEATER?

 

Are you wearing a Christmas sweater?

Well, this season just keeps on getting better

It’s not that I like novelty knitwear

But I can ogle your chest and you won’t care

A CAROL FOR THE 21ST CENTURY – RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER

 

Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, had a very shiny nose,
And if you ever saw it, you would even say it glows,
All of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names,
They never let poor Rudolph join in any reindeer games.
(Now I don’t want you to think it was because he was a freak

The simple truth is Rudolph was a really anti social little bastard)

21st CENTURY NURSERY RHYMES # 178

 

Father Christmas, Father Christmas,

Left his bag, Left his bag;

Up beside the chimney,

Up beside the chimney;

What a drag, what a drag.

CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS

 

Celebrate Christmas

With Christ, in his house

With his love in your heart

You can’t celebrate him

In a pub, or in gluttony and avarice

At the shopping mall

THE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS

 

When first you hear

A seasonal refrain

You know its time

To climb the ladder again

Up to the attic

Amongst the dust

To find the box

That is a must.

Where your heart will lift

At its very sight

And when in hand

You’ll grip it tight

Such is its precious nature

A box of magic

Of which its loss

Would be so tragic

For so special are

The boxes contents

Because this box

Contains the ornaments

That will grace the tree

And each trinket and angel

Every bell and bauble

Has a special tale to tell

For every ornament

That hangs upon the tree

Holds its own

Christmas memory

NEW BABY AT CHRISTMAS

 

Oh, how our hearts melted

When you were born

A gift to us from God

Given on Christmas morn