Month: November 2018

There is a story that defines tradition. A newly married woman wanted to cook the ham for the traditional family holiday meal. She took the ham and divided it into two chunks of meat, placed it in two pans and put them in the oven. Later her husband asked her why she cut the ham … Continue reading The Ghost of Christmas Past

A Board Member suggested it would be nice to live in Evergreen, proving the invasion of Hallmark movies into our lives. Evergreen is a magical movie town in Vermont - actually filmed in Canada - complete with an enchanting street decked out in holiday glory. All I know about Vermont I learned from Larry and … Continue reading Witches, Turkeys and Figgy Pudding

I may not remember the first movie I ever saw but I do remember my first experience at a movie theater – the Bama Theatre. My bachelor cousin, Sonny, invited my sisters and me to the movies and perhaps not realizing just how young I was - around four years old - he carted the … Continue reading What’s Playing?