It would not be Christmas without the holiday movies on the Hallmark Channel. Those telemovies would not be the same without music for the season. This year, they teamed up with Warner Music Nashville to release an album.
The record includes covers and original songs that were recorded for their movies. Now you can have a Hallmark Christmas 365 days a year. Because who doesn’t want to enjoy the most wonderful time of the year all year round.
So @Sia paid for my groceries today thank you so much!! The heart and beautiful soul you have for paying for everyone!! I’m sorry for telling everyone once I realized who you were !! But this kindness must be acknowledged!!! pic.twitter.com/p7CMvBBQyP
Christmas came early yesterday in Palm Springs thanks to Sia. The singer went to a Walmart and a T.J. Maxx there and paid for several people’s bills. Just like when she wears a wig during her performances, she attempted to do it anonymously. Sia told everyone she was a lottery winner and was paying it forward. They believed her until Adri Buckles revealed who the Thanksgiving giver is.
Sia is as beautiful as her music. She made several people remember what Thanksgiving is all about. Being thankful and helping others.
Back in 1982, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial made moviegoers wish they had an alien as a friend. It was love at first sight that has lasted 37 years and has been shared with two generations of fans to adore.
Now, Elliott and E.T. have been reunited thanks to Xfinity. There have been a lot of changes since the film came out like the internet, cable television, smartphones, tablets and Elliott is all grown up with a family of his own, His kids love the extra-terrestrial as much as their dad. Maybe Steven Speilberg will love the idea and give us the full sequel we will all want. It is about time.
This year, more than any other, I have a lot to be thankkful for. Most importantly, I am thankful for all of you.
I am also thankful for this Thanksgiving episode of WKRP in Cincinnati. The episode that taught me that turkeys could not fly. Did you know it is based on a real radio promotion in Atlanta? They thought they would throw live turkeys out of a truck to people at a shopping mall and the shoppers could take them home their prize to cook. It went almost as badly as above, just less splat.
Take 25 minutes out of our Turkey Day to watch this show, it will make everything better. Even spending time with your politically opposite family members. Which I won’t be!
