Good Witch {Season #3}

 

Hercules Poirot's Christmas (1938)

I get a bit of boring when Agatha’s books start without Poirot at the beginning, just because I’m so excited about meeting him I have to wait. When I take a book of Agatha and I know that Poirot is not in there I don’t care and keep on my lecture, but when I know he’s in there I want to start my reading with him, so this is not the case.  

Well, I should have read this book on Christmas, but I had another book between hands and I couldn’t.  Now is my time, Christmas or not here I am for writing my opinion. I’d like to write here all Agatha’s books but I prefer to choose those which touched me and Hercules Poirot’s Christmas was one of them. 

#4: If everyone does, do it. (Hidden Lies)

That’s the point. Did it ever occur to you that maybe, just maybe, what everyone does is nonsense? Did it ever occur to you that what everyone does is wrong? Or maybe you don’t like it? Or years ago you enjoyed that but you don’t enjoy it anymore? Did it ever occur to you that you should probably stop and think about what are you doing? What are you thinking about it? 

Bad Date Chronicles {Hallmark}

 I feel my strength renovated.
 I know He's always listening to our prayers.
 It's time to be thankful
 Listening: Back to God {Reba McEntire}
 Watching: Gilmore Girls 1 season.

Leigh, from Richard records, has a date with Conner from Peter's post, the rivalry. That date was a complete disaster, so Leigh after that write it down on her blog "Bad dates chronicles" from her work in Richard Records. Leigh wrote her side of the misadventure and it seems it was totally wrong because of Conner, the accused has good excuses. However, the bosses from both are so happy because their digital magazine had tons of views and they arrange that their employees have three more dates while behind Leigh and Conner they arrange a wager and determinate who win the worst date.

To be honest, to the beginning the movie touch me because I feel It was going to be different and it was. Here, we have three different kinds of relationship, yes, you read well, three.

The first is our principal characters, Leigh and Conner who are set up for their bosses to have dates because their dates are a total disaster and that is good, because Leigh and Conner have their own blogs on work where they write about their disaster dates with each other and the people like them so, their bosses earn too much money.

The second relationship is those bosses. Alison has her own company and in it, she was Peter's boss. One day Peter stole an idea from Alison and built his own company, now they are enemies, but since the circumstances, they seem like something good how their own employees have a complete disaster on their dates and arrange different ways to sabotage these dates and earn visits in their online magazines.

The third relationship is about Eerin and her nameless love on chat. Someone is chatting with her and they two get along so well, but one day he will want a meet.

And that's all. It was pretty good.