Lenox Holiday Bless This Home Tray

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Sergio Cleavenger says...

This album is great, in my opinion.Candy Cane Lane is such a fun and cute song!And I don't think this CD is depressing at all.The songs are country, and less pop-ish, but I think it fits their voices perfectly, especially since there are only 3 of them now.Perfect for a country trio.It's not a loud/noisy album, but the harmonies are flawless.I loved Point of Grace back in 1993, and I love them now!You go girls!Merry Christmas!!

Posted on June 1, 2011

Mellie Fieck says...

As always the book was fun to read & i enjoyed it a lot; excellent

Posted on June 1, 2011

Margaret Stavropoulos says...

Point of Grace's new CD "Home for the Holidays" definitely has a country feel.When I first listened to it I thought it was rather OK and not anything super great.But the more I listen to this CD, the more I like it!!I love the songs "Labor of Love" and "Not So Silent Night".It has brand new songs and no repeats from other CD's.If you like Christian Country music, then I would definitely get this CD.I'm so glad I did!!

Posted on June 2, 2011

Alisha Mannina says...

8 Wonderful tracks out of 10. I give this CD 5 stars which is best you can get. I,d buy this CD. Track 2 & track Holly Jolly Xmas were just fair.

Posted on June 2, 2011

Retta Chaix says...

Every year, Debbie Macomber writes the most heart-warming Christmas stories to help readers relax during the busy holiday season. Home for the Holidays provides two good stories that will warm the heart.



The Forgetful Bride is an updated version of a story she wrote in 1991. Cait and Joe were "married" when they were children so that 10-year-old Joe could kiss 8-year-old Caitlin. The bonus Caitlin got out of the quicky marriage was to see the inside of the boys-only clubhouse, providing her with bragging rights around their childhood circle.



Many years later, Cait and Joe unexpectedly meet again. Although Cait has her eyes on an adorable co-worker who doesn't seem to recognize her desire for him, Joe is instantly taken with his childhood "bride". As she loudly protests, Joe insists they are still married and teasingly wants his rights as her husband.



The tug-of-war that ensues will bring a grin to your face if not a chuckle. Enjoy this Christmas time fun battle of the sexes.



When Christmas Comes - This story is a hilarious mix-up that brings out the true meaning of Christmas, whether one wants it or not. Emily traded her Washington home for Charles' Boston condo. Emily's friend Faith unexpectedly decides to visit Emily in Washington, but finds Charles instead. In the meantime, Charles brother decides to visit him in Boston only to find Emily ensconced in the condo.



Throughout the confusion, mixed-messages, and mayhem loves begins to find it's way among these unlikely couples.



Both of these light-hearted stories are just what one needs, along with a cup of hot chocolate, to relax after a busy day of shopping and wrapping gifts. Relax and enjoy the fun.

Posted on June 2, 2011

Allen Kossin says...

This is a beautiful tray that would make a wonderful addition to any home, whether they own Lenoxdishes or not.It arrives in a lovely brick red presentation box, that also has a nice photograph of the tray on it and the name of the item and the company written on it in impressive gold lettering.It's a good solid tray, one that is not extremely fragile or flimsy.It is breakable, but not so much so that you look at it and it breaks.



For what it's worth, it is made in China.I am not going to hold it against it, though.It is a purchase that is well worth it, in my opinion.It even looks better than in the Amazon photograph.

Posted on June 2, 2011

Marylou Tylor says...

This is a part of the beautiful Lenox Holiday collection.It's like all the other pieces, it's a pleasure to look at and set on your table.It is a heavier piece than a plate or bowel which makes it perfect for a cheese or cheese ball tray.

Posted on June 4, 2011

Emil Woelk says...

The landscape of the contemporary Christian music genre has changed over the last twenty years, and I for one think it is for the better.Those artists who have lasted the change are the ones who have grown and matured as artists.Point of Grace is one of those examples.I have only three of their albums, all three are their Christmas albums.This album is by far my favorite of the three.



Now, I will add the caveat that I enjoy bluegrass and some country music.This album has a more bluegrass, folk type of feel.It is not over produced or ultra anthemic.To me, it highlights the strengths of the group, such as their tight harmonies, and adds to it a bit of character which makes them more unique.Their voices are more mature, and the instrumentals are very well done.



This seems like one of those love it or hate it albums, though.I predict that those who love it will really love it, and those who don't won't give it the time of day.I for one would recommend this to anyone who has enjoyed this groups maturation and growth over the years.My four year old loves their version of Holly Jolly Christmas.I really enjoyed Labor of Love.Candy Cane Lane is a happy-go-lucky jingle which just brought a smile to my face.



Five Stars out of five because this album does exactly what it was made to do.It tells the Christmas story in an enjoyable, entertaining fashion which made me sad when the music ended.

Posted on June 4, 2011

Aubrey Aldapa says...

The tray is beautiful, however, it is not the size advertised.This tray is actually 11.5 x 7.5.I believe the description provided is 17.5 x 9.5.I will be contacting Amazon customer service and, hopefully, they will correct the sale to me and change the description they provide for this tray.

Posted on June 5, 2011

Lahoma Menhennett says...

This is such a delightful book!If you missed "The Forgetful Bride" the first time around (in 1991),don't let this one get away!It's one of Debbie's best!

Posted on June 5, 2011