Christmas in Rome Shawshank, December 15, 2020December 15, 2020 This is the second post with the awesome new graphic from Crystal! I love it! I forgot to mention it on last Sunday’s post. It’s perfect for when I want to talk about what I’m watching on TV or Netflix. So for the first ever Lockup Library Home Video. I present to you a Hallmark Channel first; a documentary on Christmas in Rome. I’ve never heard of a documentary on the Hallmark Channel. So I was excited to watch, and learn about Christmas in a different country. Narrator: it was not a documentary on Christmas in Rome. Welcome to Hallmark Channels Christmas in Rome. A quirky rom-com. Stating that chick from Mean Girls. In this alternate universe, fetch never happened, and she’s living in Rome as a tour guide. She gets fired and literally walks into low rent Captain America. Who’s in Rome to broker a take over deal for a factory. He hires her to show him around Rome. The fall for each other, then a miscommunication happens, then he fights to get her back. Hallmark ending. Everyone is happy. Cue Christmas music. Tiny Town Home Video blogbloggerjournalmoviesNetflixreviewsTV
Tiny Town Home Video Something Different – Downton Abbey February 21, 2021 Hey book nerds! I’ll be honest, right off the bat. I haven’t read a page this week, and instead of fluffing up a Book Club post, I figured I’d just tell you about the show I’ve been watching instead. I am truly loving Plain Bad Heroines. I really am, but… Read More
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