Loretta Young’s character of Amanda Kingsley in the TV movie, “Christmas Eve,” is perfect for an “I believe in Christmas miracles” mood.
James Garner and Julie Andrews in “One Special Night” This cozy town setting, and easy paced plot, let you relax on a December night. It’s Julie and James – all will be well.
Chris Van Allsburg’s “The Polar Express” nestled in Christmas stockings in 1985. Thirty-one years later, it’s still a favorite.
Ethel Lee-Miller’s favorite holiday movies. “The Bishop’s Wife” with Cary Grant and Loretta Young. Slow down and watch this one this Christmas.
Ethel Lee-Miller created a list of bestseller books for 2016. If only these Christmas characters had really published the book. Fun for the whole family.
Favorite holiday movies. The words say it in “Love Actually.”
“Holiday.” Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn in a film that’s over 75 years old, and yet the message is timeless.
A favorite holiday movie for the nostalgia, setting in NYC, wonderful dialogue, and heartfelt message. One holiday movie a day until Christmas.
Support group for local writers in Tucson. What could be better than an eating meeting? Adult writers. All genres.
“Praying in Color” has become a spiritual tool for Ethel Lee-Miller during this holiday season that holds both joy and sorrow. One way to step away from busyness and interior chatter and settle into serenity.
What resonates with me is the idea of living life as a holiday. To open up my eyes each morning and celebrate the day ahead. To share the feelings of the season–feasts, festivities, glitter, giving, goodwill, joy, presents, and peace.
Favorite Christmas movies. “It’s a Wonderful LIfe” George Bailey is still the hero!
