Happy Halloween from the Waterworld Mermaids!!!
Halloween makes Kerri-Mermaid flip her fins and run for the accessories. Wigs, glitter, costumes, oh my! Continue reading
Happy Halloween from the Waterworld Mermaids!!!
Halloween makes Kerri-Mermaid flip her fins and run for the accessories. Wigs, glitter, costumes, oh my! Continue reading
I find it tough to be a writer during the holidays. With the shopping and the baking, festive movies and parties, writing time can take a serious backseat. So this year, I figure I’ll just go with it – there is nothing wrong with enjoying the season. Without further ado, here is a list of some of my favorite Christmas movies.
1. A Christmas Story
Nothing makes me laugh like this movie. It’s not only a favorite holiday movie, it’s an all-time favorite. There are so many quotable lines I could seriously write a whole thesis on this film. (And I know you’re all saying, “You’ll shoot your eye out,” right now. Admit it!) Whoever decided to play it nonstop for 24 hours on Christmas day was a genius!
2. How the Grinch Stole Christmas
I’m talking about the cartoon, not the one with real people. What’s not to like about this movie? It’s short, it’s sweet and it makes my heart grow three sizes too big as well.
3. Holiday Inn
I remember the first time my parents showed me this movie. I quickly got over my aversion to black & white because it’s so fantabulous! Plus, my mom and I like to guess what color all of the gorgeous costumes are.
4. White Christmas
I find myself very drawn to White Christmas. The dance scenes are amazing and I would kill to be as thin as Vera Ellen. And I love when Bing Crosby says, “what’s the beef” and how the train looks all clean and fun. Those were different times.
5. Elf
Elf is so funny! But I think my favorite thing about it is how committed Will Ferrell is to the role of Buddy the Elf. He believes he’s Buddy and so do I. “Santa!!!!!!! I know him, I know him!”
As a self-appointed Christmas movie aficionado, there are many, many more movies I could have listed (Bill Murray’s Scrooged, Miracle on 34th Street). But I just wanted to give you the basic idea. No matter what you like watching this time of year, I hope you have a wonderful holiday and a fabulous New Years!
What is your favorite holiday movie?