December Slacker Discovers the Hallmark Channel
by Hannah Reed/Deb Baker
Working at my craft during December is impossible. I should know that by now. Instead of beating myself up with a thick stick of guilt, I'm going to give up and indulge. That means lots of watching the Christmas Classics, like Elf and Miracle on 35th Street, and The Grinch, to mention just a few.
To make my distraction complete, I've discovered the Hallmark Channel and all its original holiday movies. Just like the elements of a good cozy mystery, these movies give us thought provoking themes, colorful characters, and feely-good (some of the tearing up variety) plots. Here are a few I am really looking forward to this week.
A Smoky Mountain Christmas (with Dolly Parton)Hitched for the HolidaysChristmas with HollyMistletoe over ManhattanDo you watch the Hallmark channel? Have you seen any of these yet? What else would you recommend?
Merry Christmas from a December slacker!
Working at my craft during December is impossible. I should know that by now. Instead of beating myself up with a thick stick of guilt, I'm going to give up and indulge. That means lots of watching the Christmas Classics, like Elf and Miracle on 35th Street, and The Grinch, to mention just a few.To make my distraction complete, I've discovered the Hallmark Channel and all its original holiday movies. Just like the elements of a good cozy mystery, these movies give us thought provoking themes, colorful characters, and feely-good (some of the tearing up variety) plots. Here are a few I am really looking forward to this week.
A Smoky Mountain Christmas (with Dolly Parton)Hitched for the HolidaysChristmas with HollyMistletoe over ManhattanDo you watch the Hallmark channel? Have you seen any of these yet? What else would you recommend?
Merry Christmas from a December slacker!
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