geekgirl921

I only vaguely watch the Hannah Swenson movies, I used to enjoy the books but they started to irritate me too.

I don't mind the Hannah Swenson movies. I really liked the ones where she did the podcast.

Yes, I used to watch it when she was on it. She was never the fresh faced, ingenue type.

One of my least favorite movies was the Jane Austen one that Alison Sweeney was in. She was trying to play an ingenue and was awful. First, she is too old for ingenue parts and second, she has never been an ingenue type actress even in her early days!

One of my favorites was on the other channel this weekend! Angel of Christmas. It's a really good one, that I wish they would show more. Then on the regular channel was My Norwegian Holiday, Christmas Getaway, Christmas in Montana, A Crown for Christmas. Now a bad first weekend though I agree it started much too early. Not that I watch the movies on Great American Family but they started even earlier.

I usually like Ashley Williams. I always watch October Kiss. I liked this movie alright but I do agree with everyone that her character was a bit much. I am usually a bit of a loner so having a neighbor like that would probably be a nightmare!

A lot of these movies are made by independent production companies so the channels don't own the rights to the movie.

Did anyone watch Dark Waters on Saturday night. The husband was telling people his wife was dying of cancer (and amazingly no one asked her about it!) but then he just shot her and threw her overboard. I really want to know what he thought he was doing telling people the cancer story. Was he going to poison her and then changed his mind?

I have the feeling that mom would have divorced dad but the Alzheimer's diagnosis changed that plan. I don't know what the legal ramifications are for divorce with that kind of diagnosis. I think she had found her life and her community and was ready to move on. I think she committed suicide because she knew her husband wouldn't just let her be. He would worry about what it would look like if he didn't "take care of her" though of course he wouldn't, the caretaker daughter would end up caring for mom.

Me too!! I knew it wasn't her. The walk was wrong and you are right, it looked masculine.

Me too!! I was disappointed it wasn't true.

I mostly stopped reading the books because they just became too silly but I do keep up. One of the most frustrating things was the author spent book after book after book, talking about Norman vs Mike, which one will Hannah choose? And then they brought in some random guy that was never talked about and claimed he was the love of Hannah's life and she married him. It was not the Victor Webster character, he is a movie created character.

So much of the wording was the same that I wonder if these people were told some other story about what he was in trouble for and were given some sort of template for the letters??

Yes, it was very sad. It was also frustrating. He never seemed to refuse her, he just kept putting up with the demands!

I have been wondering what the heck has happened to Ben Ayers' hair lately. It was also like this in his Christmas movie!!