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Learn To Teach Your Own Online Class with Crissy Herron

There has been so much going on these past couple of weeks (since work ended) and in the past few months that I have been neglecting keeping in touch with you.  I am going to try to do better, I promise. 

Things are changing and I have been having to look long and hard at myself and what I want to do.  One of the things I have on my dream to-do list is to teach classes, especially online classes and workshops, so I was super excited to see that Crissy Herron, from Indie Biz Chicks, teaches a workshop on How to Teach an Online Class.  How perfect is that?

Although I have a lot of different classes that I would like to teach, one that is currently in the forefront of my mind is an online class dealing with Social Media.  So many people ask me about it on a regular basis that I have already started making tip sheets and mini lessons for them so I could really hit the ground running with that idea.

There are some really cool products and information available over at the Indie Biz Chicks site, I have taken and been a part of a ton of things associated with Crissy and her business.  I am signing up to try and win a spot, and you can try to win a spot for yourself (or just sign up for the class itself), by following the instructions of Crissy's post over at Indie Biz Chicks.  Hurry though, she will be drawing a winner on July 5, 2011 at 10 AM Eastern.

Happy Fourth of July!

Groundhog Day Marathon on Encore

For those that don’t know it tomorrow is Groundhog Day here in the United States (and according to Wikipedia in Canada as well).  Growing up, this was my friend Brian’s favorite holiday.  Groundhog Day is, according to legend, the indicator of how long winter will last.  When the groundhog leaves his burrow that morning, if he does not see his shadow (usually because it is cloudy and overcast) then he will continue on his way and that signifies that winter will end soon.  However, if it’s a sunny day and the groundhog “sees his shadow” then he will retreat back into the burrow and we will have six more weeks of winter.

 

In celebration of Groundhog Day, Encore (a US premium television station owned by Starz) will be playing24 hours of Groundhog Day starring Bill Murray.  (Well it works out to 24 and ½ hours but I’ll let that slide).  Bill Murray plays Phil Connors, an egocentric Pittsburgh TV weatherman who, during a hated assignment covering the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, finds himself repeating the same day over and over again. After indulging in hedonism and numerous suicide attempts, he begins to reexamine his life and priorities.

The first time I watched Groundhog Day I didn’t really like it, and then I watched it again and enjoyed it.  I think it is one of those movies that takes repeated viewings to understand some of the nuances and enjoy it.  It’s also fun to try and figure out how long Phil (Bill Murray) was stuck living the same day over and over again (how long it took him to get the gist of his gift, how long it would take to master some of the things he did, etc). 

 

Groundhog Day begins airing at Midnight Eastern and Pacific so be sure to try and catch at least one showing before the day is over.

 

Happy Tuesday and Happy (almost) Groundhog Day!

Hallmark Channel's Countdown to Valentine's Day

Countdown to Valentine's Day (February 1 - February 14) airs romantic movies, specials, and Martha Stewart valentine-themed segments in her show.

 
[01/19/11 - 01:09 PM]
Hallmark Channel Kicks Off "Countdown to Valentine's Day" With "A Valentine's Date," A Star-Studded Hallmark Channel Original Movie World Premiere February 4

[NOTE: The following article is a press release issued by The Hallmark Channel. Any errors, typos, etc. are attributed to the original author. The release is reproduced solely for the distribution of the enclosed information.]

NOT THE ROMANTIC INTERLUDE ONE EXPECTS

HALLMARK CHANNEL KICKS OFF "COUNTDOWN TO VALENTINE'S DAY" WITH "A VALENTINE'S DATE," A STAR-STUDDED HALLMARK CHANNEL ORIGINAL MOVIE WORLD PREMIERE FEBRUARY 4

Elisa Donovan ("In Gayle We Trust"), Brad Rowe ("General Hospital"), Tom Skerritt ("Brothers & Sisters"), John Schneider ("Desperate Housewives," "Hot in Cleveland"), Tracey Gold ("Growing Pains") and Fred Willard ("Modern Family," "Accidentally in Love") star in "A Valentine's Date," a Hallmark Channel Original Movie World Premiere, Friday, February 4 (9 p.m. ET/PT, 8c). "A Valentine's Date" is the lead-off Original Movie in Hallmark Channel's 'Countdown to Valentine's Day' campaign, which kicks off February 1 and runs through Valentine's Day. Other Hallmark Channel Original Movie World Premieres for the 2011 'Countdown to Valentine's Day' include: "Smooch," starring Kellie Martin, Kiernan Shipka and Simon Kassianides, Saturday, February 5 (9 p.m. ET/PT, 8c) and "Accidentally in Love," starring Jennie Garth, Ethan Erickson, Marilu Henner and Fred Willard, written by Garth's husband Peter Facinelli ("Nurse Jackie," "Twilight"), Saturday, February 12 (9 p.m. ET/PT, 8C).

February 14 is a day of hearts and flowers and sweet sentiments, unless you are Laura Conners and Dylan Hackett, former sweethearts and spouses on the verge of divorce. Laura, a busy bank executive has moved her daughter Kelsey to New York to restart their lives after separating from her husband and childhood sweetheart Dylan, who still resides in Texas. Laura's been so immersed in her job, she has conveniently forgotten to sign the divorce papers buried at the bottom of her purse. Since Laura and Kelsey moved to New York six years ago, Dylan has seen his daughter on a mere handful of occasions. He's had enough. Dylan sues Laura for custody, forcing her to return to Texas. At the hearing, the pair begin bickering, forcing a Texas State Family Court Judge to order a cooling off period to give Dylan and Laura a chance to think about what's most important - Kelsey. The judge re-sets the custody hearing for February 14. Now Laura, Dylan and Kelsey have a Valentine's date to remember what made them a loving family, so that everyone's heart can be happy once more.

"A Valentine's Date" is executive produced by Barry Barnholtz, Zelma Kiwi and Jeffrey Schenck, produced by Michael Feifer and co-produced by Peter Sullivan. The movie is based on original material by Jeffrey Schenck and Peter Sullivan. "A Valentine's Date" is directed by Michael Feifer from a screenplay by Michael Feifer and Peter Sullivan. Music by Andres Boulton.

Hallmark Channel, owned and operated by Crown Media Holdings, Inc., is a 24-hour basic cable network that provides a diverse slate of high-quality entertainment programming available in high definition (HD) and standard definition (SD) to a national audience of almost 88million subscribers. The top tier program service is distributed through more than 5,450 cable systems and communities as well as direct-to-home satellite services across the country. Hallmark Channel is the nation's leading network in providing quality family programming with an ambitious slate of original TV movies, general entertainment and home and lifestyle content. Hallmark Channel's sibling network is Hallmark Movie Channel, also available in HD and SD, which focuses on the family-friendly movies with a mix of classic theatrical films, presentations from the acclaimed Hallmark Hall of Fame library, original Hallmark Channel movies and special events.

Happy New Year

Ringing in the New Year was not at the top of my list last night since it seems that I am trying to fight off a cold.  I hate being sick and I really hate it since I rarely get that sick.  Usually I am able to fight it off with herbal medicine but it seems that these past few months have put that to the test.  I guess I am just rundown and my body is telling me to take a break. 

 

Being without power for a day didn’t bode so well this week either, luckily the power is back on so that we will at least have heat during this 0° cold spell.  The temperature is fluctuating from below 0 to the high teens so it’s a lot more then simply cold.  So being able to curl up in bed, rest and watch movies for the weekend is a good place to be.

 

With so many plans to implement in this new year it is nice to rest up and be rejuvenated so that Monday when I have to go back to work I can hit the ground running. 

 

Wishing you and yours a joyous and prosperous New Year!

Christmas, Christmas, Time is Here

Christmas Day was very pleasant.

 

I wrote that I would share some of the recipes and goodies that I made up for all of us to snack on throughout Christmas Day.  It was nice to have everything ready to go and all I had to do was put things into and onto the serving dishes once we were ready to eat.

 

Our main sustenance consisted of spinach dip and shrimp cocktail.  Then there was a bevy of desserts including mini cherry cheesecakes, oatmeal raisin cookies, snicker doodles, and triple chocolate chip cookies (Daddy made all three types of cookies, he’s turning into quite the little baker).

 

Here are some of the recipes:

Mini Cherry Cheesecakes

2 pkgs. (8oz.) cream cheese, softened to room temperature

3/4 cup sugar
3 eggs
1 Tbsp vanilla
1 Tbsp fresh squeezed lemon juice
1 package vanilla wafer cookies (you won’t use the entire box)
1 can cherry pie filling

In a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, mix the cream cheese and sugar until smooth, scraping down the sides frequently. Add eggs one at a time and mix. Finally, add vanilla and lemon juice, and mix until just blended. 

 

Bake at 350 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes. Cool cheesecakes completely. 

 

Garnish with cherries from canned cherry pie filling.  

 

Refrigerate until ready to serve.

Makes about 48 mini cheesecakes.

 

Note: I made some with the cookies and some without.  If you omit the vanilla wafers then you get a more cheesecake but mine came out a little watery.  The ones with the wafers are perfect.

Spinach Dip

1 cup mayonnaise

1 (16 ounce) container sour cream

1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained

1 package onion or leek dry soup mix

1 (1 pound) loaf round sourdough bread

 

Mix the sour cream, mayo, soup mix and spinach together.  Place in refrigerator to set up.

 

Just before you are ready to serve ( I usually do this about an hour or so before to allow the edges of the bread to harden just a bit) cut of the top of the bread loaf, tear it into pieces and scoop out the bread from the middle of the loaf to create a bowl.

 

Take spinach dip mixture from the fridge and scoop it into the bread bowl.

 

Shrimp Cocktail Sauce

1 cup ketchup

3 Tablespoons prepared horseradish

2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice

1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce

Few splashes of hot sauce (I use Tabasco)

 

Combine all of the ingredients in a bowl and chill in refrigerator until ready to serve.

 

Enjoy!

Is That You Santa Claus?

Christmas Eve activities began early for me this year.  I actually began preparing food and things for the festivities yesterday with plans for different activities for both today, Christmas Eve, and tomorrow Christmas Day.  However, that is not why Christmas Eve preparations began early, in fact I went to bed early last night (around 9 PM, which is really early for me) because I was tired and I also thought that I would be able to get a good jump on things if I was able to wake up early.  Little did I know that midnight would be my wake up call.

 

I was in that state of slumber where I was dreaming but I was aware that I was dreaming.  It was a strange mix of real life and The Office (the US version) all dealing with the holidays when I heard what I thought was a knock on the door.  These days, with the warmer weather (all in the mid 30s), snow and ice has been falling off the roof and sometimes it sounds like someone is at my door when it really is just the snow and ice sliding down an inch or a foot at a time (when there’s a really big snow load on the roof and it starts to melt I have been startled awake by the movement… and the crashing to the ground has been so much that my room shook from the impact).

 

This time it wasn’t snow or my imagination as I heard the tap, tap, tapping on my door.  I answered “come in” to the quiet rhythm and Mommy replied “are you awake, come see this.”  I hopped out of bed thinking that it must be some animal in the yard because she was much too calm for it to be another bat in the house or anything like that.

 

She ushered me downstairs to her office where she asked me to sit down in front of her computer.  Now I thought that she just wanted me to watch some YouTube video or some clip from a forward she received but when I moved the mouse to see what it was I was taken to her Amazon.com shopping cart.

 

“Order it for me”

 

“What?” I questioned as I looked at her.

 

She had gotten me out of bed; well to be honest, I’m sure she thought I was wide awake because normally I am at that hour, to place an order on Amazon for her.  I laughed and then looked at her total and remarked that was an awful lot to be spending on a book at midnight.

 

She casually stated that it included my Christmas present and she needed me to finish the order for her.  I chuckled.  This is typical Mommy behavior of waiting until the last minute then not knowing what she is supposed to do next.  I made quick time logging her in to her account and showing her what she would need to do if she wanted to place an order on her own when she said, “wait, can they be gift wrapped?”

 

I clicked the button to see if they could and remarked that for $3.99 and $4.99 they could but I wasn’t about to let her pay for that.  She still wanted to have a message put with them so I typed as she expressed “Merry Christmas! Love, Mom”.  I quickly copied and pasted the sentiment into the other boxes and finished the order. 

 

With a few more clicks I showed her that the confirmation was already in her email’s inbox and how to check the status of the order but that it wasn’t necessary since I have Amazon Prime and she’s under that account so both my Christmas presents and her stuff would be here in just a few days.

 

With that, she walked out of the office and climbed into her bed and wished me a good night.  So random.

 

I’ll be back later to share some of the goodies we have prepared and are preparing for Christmas.

 

Hope you have a very Merry Christmas wherever you are.

Rum Balls Revisited

Since it is the holiday season I decided that I would share, or rather re-share, another favorite holiday cookie recipe.  It is also another pretty simple recipe but eat at your own risk.  I originally shared this recipe May of 2008 for a Swashbuckling Pirate Blog Party because I thought it was fitting since it was for Rum Balls and it dealt with pirates.

You do have to be careful though, since they are made with alcohol, they can affect you.  I remember the first time Mommy had them; she took them to work and shared them with a co-worker.  They were both florists and spent the entire shift laughing and carrying on and having a grand old time making arrangements and eating rum balls.  Later in the day, after she was home, Mommy was recalling how great her day was and how the shift just flew by and they both had so much fun. 

 

Baby Boy and I both remarked how that was because they were both tipsy.  Mommy adamantly denied being sloshed; she NEVER drank so how could she have been even the slightest bit buzzed.  I asked her what she had while she was at work and she remarked that the only thing they had been the cookies.  So I further questioned “and what kind of cookies were they?”

 

She responded that they were Rum Balls as if it were commonplace.  I pressed on and asked her what she thought was in the cookie.  She said that she didn’t know.  I then asked if she thought that maybe, quite possibly, one of the ingredients would be rum, since that is not only in the name of the cookie but she was the one who actually purchase the bottle of rum.  Needless to say she never took Rum Balls to work again and decided to limit how many she had during any one time.

Rum Balls - makes 4 dozen

Ingredients:

• 2 (12 ounce) packages vanilla wafers, crushed
• 3 cups chopped nuts (walnuts & pecans work well and almonds are great too)
• 1 1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
• 1/2 cup cocoa
• 1 cup light rum
• 1/4 cup and 2 tablespoons light corn syrup
• 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar

Instructions:

• In a large bowl, combine vanilla wafer crumbs, chopped nuts, 3/4 cup confectioners' sugar, and cocoa. Mix in rum and corn syrup. Shape dough into 1 inch balls; roll in confectioners' sugar or cocoa.

Store rum balls in an airtight container for 2 to 3 days to develop flavor. Roll them again in confectioners' sugar, cocoa, or crushed nuts before serving.

Surprise Sugar Cookies

A couple of year’s ago I shared about a party that Mommy and I catered.  It was for her friend Marilyn and was our first catering job and a large event at that.  Today I wanted to share one of the cookie recipes we had at that party that was a huge hit.  They are called Surprise Sugar cookies.  The surprise is a chocolate mint embedded between two sugar cookies so you think that you are just getting a massive sugar cookie but when you bite into it, surprise, there’s a chocolate mint center.  They are wonderfully yummy and great whether you make them from scratch or go the super easy route with ready made items, I’ll share both ways with you.

Surprise Sugar Cookies

Ingredients:

2 3/4 cups all-purpose flour

1 teaspoon baking soda

1/2 teaspoon baking powder

1 cup butter, softened

1 1/2 cups white sugar

1 egg

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Chocolate mints (I like Andes)

Instructions:

Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. In a small bowl mix flour, baking soda, and baking powder. Set aside.

 

In a large bowl, cream together the butter and sugar until smooth. Beat in egg and vanilla. Gradually blend in the dry ingredients.

 

Roll rounded teaspoonfuls of dough into balls, slightly flatten the ball, place a mint (or part of a mint depending on the size of your cookie, then put another slightly flattened piece of dough on top.  Make sure the edges are sealed (pressed together) then place the cookie “sandwich” onto an ungreased cookie sheet.  I like to bake on parchment paper because I don’t have a silicone baking sheet yet.

 

Bake 8 to 10 minutes in the preheated oven, or until golden. Let stand on cookie sheet two minutes before removing to cool on wire racks.

 

Super Easy Surprise Sugar Cookies

Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.

Purchase your favorite sugar cookie dough, typically an 18 ounce roll, slice into ¼ inch disks. 

Package of chocolate mint wafers.

 

Sandwich a chocolate mint between two slices of cut sugar cookie dough.  Make sure all edges are sealed and place on cookie sheet.

 

Bake 8 to 10 minutes in the preheated oven, or until golden. Let stand on cookie sheet two minutes before removing to cool on wire racks.

 

Enjoy!

The Top 10 Holiday Should's (And Permission to Let Them Go!)

by Christine Kane

Do you know the "Shoulds?" Those voices that occasionally creep around your head telling you that things aren't as good as they could be and that everything would be better if you behaved well?

Yea?

Well, you're not alone. We all go there from time to time. Some of us spend our every waking moment "shoulding" all over ourselves!

In the work I do, I know one thing to be true about this time of year:

The Holiday Shoulds are a special breed of Should. The Holiday Shoulds are loud and insidious. If you're not conscious, they can make you believe that they're a rational way to think.

After all, during the holidays, people become almost hypnotized into believing that every moment should be a certain way, that every yard should look a certain way, that every family should behave a certain way - and that it's okay to beat themselves up for their own preferences or for not keeping up with the imaginary standard.

Here's a list of the Top Ten Holiday Shoulds, along with a thought or two about simply letting them go, and delighting in this moment. In the words of Byron Katie: "When I argue with What Is, I lose. But only 100% of the time."

1 - I should have a new outfit to wear to the Christmas party!

Last year's outfit is fine. Your shiny happy self tells a brighter story than something you bought at a store.

2 - I should have done hand-made Christmas cards! (Or, I should've done Christmas Cards at all!)

Relax. If you had time to delight in making cards, that would be great. But it's okay that you didn't. And as for not sending cards, you can send them out next year. (Or, be like my brother's family and send out annual Valentine Cards instead!)

3 - My kids/parents should behave differently!

Everyone is doing the best they can. What would happen if you simply accepted each person's path and choices - and let them be exactly where they are?

4 - I should've bought more expensive presents!

When gifting becomes about competition or keeping up, then it just drains you. Take a moment to remember who you are and how you want to love the people in your life. Nothing beats authenticity.

5 - I should go out and buy more [insert useless consumer good or processed food here.]

When you nervously become a consumer for no reason, challenge yourself to sit down, listen, and experience the emptiness. You might find that it's actually quite peaceful in there!

6 - I should've lost weight this year!

Become a champion of yourself. Make a list of five great things you accomplished this year, and let go of those things you didn't. You can revisit them in January.

7 - The Holidays should look more like the pretty scenes in a snow globe or on Christmas specials!

The cool thing about snow globes and such is the happy feeling they create inside of you. Instead of thinking everything should make you feel that way, try to capture the feeling you get from those things - and then carry that feeling to each moment in your life. I call this Positive Daydreaming.

8 - I should've made [Insert time-consuming baked good featured on Martha Stewart]!

See #5.

And remember that Martha Stewart has a very large staff. And that there's rarely a shortage of sugary baked items during the holidays.

9 - My house should have better decorations!

See #8.

And go take a nap.

10 - I should make better scrapbook pages after the holidays!

Doing good scrapbooks does not make you a good mother, sister, daughter or friend. Doing good scrapbooks makes you someone who has time to scrapbook. If you use photo-boxes or boring albums, you're still a wonderful human, and we'll all still love you.

**BONUS SHOULD**

11 - It should be The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Christmas is lovely with all of its twinkle lights and confectionary goodies, AND there are many wonderful times each year. (I happen to love each and every time I hike in the woods, no matter what time of year it is!)

Wonderful is about your delight and how you feel on the inside. When you let go of what is not authentic delight for you, then you might be surprised at how simple the holidays become. You might find that wonderful is right here in this very moment.

*~*~*~*

Christine Kane is the Mentor to Women Who are Changing the World. She helps women uplevel their lives, their businesses and their success. Her weekly LiveCreative eZine goes out to over 12,000 subscribers. If you are ready to take your life and your world to the next level, you can sign up for a F.R.E.E. subscription at http://christinekane.com.

Fa La La La Lifetime and Lifetime Movie Network 2010 Schedule

Here is the listing for Lifetime and Lifetime Movie Networks Falalala Lifetime or Fa la la la Lifetime (however you want to type it)!  It took a long time to compile it all since Lifetime doesn’t just give a listing (it’s all on their schedule that isn’t the easiest to navigate and doesn’t always have the movie title on the page).  Enjoy!

 
Beginning Saturday, November 27 through Saturday, December 25 on Lifetime  Lifetime kicks off the holiday season with a month-long festival of holiday-themed movies, including the two-part premiere of the Lifetime Original Movie, "Marry Me" on Sunday, December 12 and Monday, December 13 at 9 PM ET/PT and then Beginning Sunday, December 5 through Saturday, December 25 on LMN Lifetime Movie Network celebrates the holiday season with a three-week long festival of holiday-themed movies, including the premiere of "On Strike for Christmas" on Sunday, December 5 at 8 PM ET/5 PM ET.

 

All times listed are for Eastern.

LMN = Lifetime Movie Network  LT  = Lifetime

 

11/27 Sat                                                

11:00 AM The Family Holiday - LT

1:00 PM Eve’s Christmas - LT       

3:00 PM An Accidental Christmas - LT

5:00 PM Home by Christmas - LT

7:00 PM Thomas Kinkade’s Christmas Cottage - LT

9:00 PM Undercover Christmas - LT

11:00 PM An Accidental Christmas - LT  

 

11/28 Sun

11:00 AM On the 2^nd Day of Christmas - LT

1:00 PM A Very Merry Daughter of the Bride - LT

3:00 PM A Diva’s Christmas Carol - LT

5:00 PM A Different Kind of Christmas - LT

7:00 PM 12 Men of Christmas - LT

9:00 PM Comfort and Joy - LT

11:00 PM Deck the Halls - LT

 

11/29 Mon

7:00 PM Comfort and Joy - LT

9:00 PM Unanswered Prayers - LT

 

12/02 Thurs

9:00 PM The Christmas Shoes - LT

 

12/4 Sat                          

11:00 AM If You Believe - LT

1:00 PM A Holiday to Remember - LT

3:00 PM Home for the Holidays - LT

5:00 PM Holiday in Your Heart - LT

7:00 PM The Christmas Shoes - LT

9:00 PM The Christmas Blessing - LT

 

12/5 Sun

6:00 AM A Very Cool Christmas - LMN

8:00 AM Single Santa Seeks Mrs. Claus - LMN

10:00 AM The Family Holiday - LMN

11:00 AM Holiday Wishes - LT

12:00 PM Secret Santa - LMN

1:00 PM Under the Mistletoe - LT

2:00 PM Eve’s Christmas - LMN

3:00 PM Christmas Child - LT

4:00 PM 12 Men of Christmas - LMN

5:00 PM A Dad for Christmas - LT

6:00 PM A Boyfriend for Christmas - LMN

7:00 PM Holiday Switch - LT

8:00 PM On Strike For Christmas - LMN

9:00 PM Unanswered Prayers - LT

10:00 PM Undercover Christmas - LMN

 

12/07 Tue

6:00 PM – If You Believe - LMN

8:00 PM – Comfort and Joy - LMN

10:00 PM – A Diva’s Christmas Carol - LMN

 

12/08 Wed

12:00 AM – Comfort and Joy - LMN

6:00 PM – A Christmas Proposal - LMN

8:00 PM – 12 Men of Christmas - LMN

 

12/09 Thu

12:00 AM – 12 Men of Christmas - LMN

6:00 PM – Holiday Wishes - LMN

8:00 PM – On Strike for Christmas - LMN

10:00 PM – The Family Holiday - LMN 

 

12/10 Fri

12:00 AM – On Strike for Christmas - LMN

06:00 PM – Christmas Child - LMN

08:00 PM – Christmas Cottage - LMN

10:00 PM – A Christmas Wedding - LMN

 

12/11 Sat

11:00 AM – Recipe for a Perfect Christmas - LT

12:00 PM – Christmas Cottage - LMN

1:00 PM – How to Marry a Billionaire: A Christmas Tale – LT

3:00 PM – Secret Santa – LT

5:00 PM – A Very Married Christmas – LT

7:00 PM – A Boyfriend for Christmas - LT

 

12/12 Sun

11:00 AM – All She Wants for Christmas - LT

1:00 PM – Christmas on Chestnut Street - LT

3:00 PM – Holiday Baggage - LT

5:00 PM – Comfort and Joy - LT

9:00 PM – Marry me (part 1) - LT

11:00 PM – Marry me (part 2) - LT

 

12/13 Mon

6:00 PM – Under the Mistletoe - LMN

7:00 PM – Marry Me (part 1) – LT

8:00 PM – Eve’s Christmas - LMN

9:00 PM - Marry Me (part 2) – LT

10:00 PM – Secret Santa - LMN 

 

12/14 Tue

6:00 PM – The Christmas Blessing – LMN

8:00 PM – The Christmas Shoes – LMN

10:00 PM – The Christmas Hope - LMN 

 

12/15 Wed

12:00 AM – The Christmas Shoes – LMN

8:00 PM – The Road to Christmas – LMN

10:00 PM – Recipe for a Perfect Christmas – LMN 

 

12/16 Thu

12:00 AM – The Road to Christmas – LMN

6:00 PM – Together Again for the First Time – LMN

8:00 PM – Undercover Christmas – LMN

10:00 PM – A Boyfriend for Christmas - LMN

 

12/17 Fri

12:00 AM – Undercover Christmas – LMN

6:00 PM – Lost Holiday – LMN

8:00 PM – Christmas in Paradise – LMN

10:00 PM – Home for the Holidays - LMN 

 

12/18 Sat

12:00 AM – Christmas in Paradise - LMN

11:00 AM – Will you Merry me? – LT

1:00 PM – A Very Merry Daughter of the Bride - LT

3:00 PM – A Christmas Wedding – LT

5:00 PM – A Christmas Proposal – LT

7:00 PM – Deck the Halls – LT

9:00 PM – Marry Me – LT

 

12/19 Sun

11:00 AM – A Town Without Christmas – LT

1:00 PM – The Road to Christmas – LT

3:00 PM – Home by Christmas – LT

5:00 PM – Christmas Cottage – LT

6:00 PM – Home by Christmas - LMN

7:00 PM – Marry Me – LT

8:00 PM – Christmas Crash - LMN

9:00 PM – Home by Christmas – LT

10:00 PM – The Christmas Hope - LMN

 

12/20 Mon

12:00 AM – Christmas Crash – LMN

2:00 AM – Home by Christmas – LMN

6:00 PM – All She Wants for Christmas – LMN

8:00 PM – Holiday Baggage – LMN

9:00 PM – 12 Men of Christmas - LT

10:00 PM – One Special Night – LMN 

 

12/21 Tue

12:00 AM – Holiday Baggage – LMN

6:00 PM – Secret Santa – LMN

8:00 PM – A Diva’s Christmas Carol – LMN

10:00 PM – A Christmas Tale – LMN

 

12/22 Wed

12:00 AM – A Diva’s Christmas Carol – LMN

6:00 PM – Christmas at Water’s Edge – LMN

8:00 PM – Holiday in Your Heart – LMN

10:00 PM – Holiday to Remember – LMN

 

12/23 Thu

12:00 AM – Holiday in Your Heart – LMN

6:00 PM – Deck the Halls – LMN

8:00 PM – Holiday Switch – LMN

10:00 PM – An Accidental Christmas – LMN 

 

12/24 Fri - CHRISTMAS EVE!

12:00 AM – Holiday Switch – LMN

8:00 AM – An Accidental Christmas – LMN

10:00 AM – A Christmas Proposal – LMN

10:00 AM – A Very Cool Christmas - LT

12:00 PM – Recipe for a Perfect Christmas – LMN

12:00 PM – The Family Holiday - LT

2:00 PM – Holiday Switch – LMN

2:00 PM – Marry Me - LT

4:00 PM – The Road to Christmas – LMN

6:00 PM – Secret Santa – LMN

6:00 PM – Eve’s Christmas - LT

8:00 PM – 12 Men of Christmas – LMN

8:00 PM – Love Actually - LT

10:00 PM – On Strike for Christmas – LMN

11:30 PM – Love Actually - LT

 

12/25 Sat – CHRISTMAS DAY!

12:00 AM – 12 Men of Christmas – LMN

2:00 AM – Recipe for a Perfect Christmas – LMN

4:00 AM – Holiday Switch – LMN

6:00 AM – A Holiday to Remember – LMN

8:00 AM – A Town Without Christmas – LMN

10:00 AM – A Dad for Christmas – LMN

11:00 AM – 12 Men of Christmas - LT

12:00 PM – On the 2^nd Day of Christmas – LMN

1:00 PM – The Christmas Hope - LT

2:00 PM – If You Believe – LMN

3:00 PM – The Christmas Blessing - LT

4:00 PM – Home for the Holidays – LMN

5:00 PM – Comfort and Joy - LT

6:00 PM – Christmas Crash – LMN

7:00 PM – Undercover Christmas - LT

8:00 PM – Home by Christmas - LMN

9:00 PM – A Diva’s Christmas Carol - LT

10:00 PM – Christmas Cottage - LMN

11:00 PM – 12 Men of Christmas - LT

 

12/26 Sun

12:00 AM – Home By Christmas - LMN

2:00 AM – If You Believe - LMN

4:00 AM – A Town Without Christmas - LMN