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s-rosie · 5 months ago
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alisa was the big-city lawyer who is always working and never slows down, nash was the sweet, fun-loving country boy who teaches her the true meaning of christmas…
the movie is titled: “A Cowboy for Christmas”
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eruptedinlight · 3 months ago
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Doug Jones’ Face in Every Role | 8 / ?
The Ultimate Legacy - Hawthorne
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thrifted-friends · 3 months ago
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rare 2000s Hallmark collectible Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets bookends ♥️
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skullislandproductions · 9 months ago
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Space Jam 2 Hallmark ornament featuring Bugs Bunny and “Tune” LeBron James. LeBron James spent quite a bit of time as a Looney Tunes character, as he shifted form to match his environment, but he always provided his own voice.
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jyou-no-sonoko19 · 2 years ago
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They’re all leaving now, Connie.
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teaprose · 1 year ago
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Postcard Legacy: Generation 1 - Hawthorne House
Transcript below.
Dawn: So, this is it.
Derek: Yes, ma'am. Hawthorne House. You alright, Ms. Hawthorne.
Dawn: Yeah, yes. Of course. I'm just - I didn't even know I had a grandfather. And now I found out that not only did he exist, but he has died and left me... a house.
Derek: Well, a farm to be more exact.
Dawn: Right. Farm.
Derek: And I wish I had answers for you. Lon was one of my best friends. But, I didn't even know you existed until the estate sale and the will was discovered.
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hallmark-movie-fanatics · 2 years ago
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A Nashville Legacy - On Location
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watchinghallmark · 2 years ago
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A Nashville Legacy
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trendynewsnow · 23 days ago
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Donald J. Hall: A Pioneer in the Greeting Card Industry
Donald J. Hall: A Legacy in the Greeting Card Industry Donald J. Hall, the son of one of the founders of the renowned greeting card company Hallmark, passed away on October 13 at his residence in Mission Hills, Kansas. He was 96 years old. His death was announced by the company, which has played a significant role in the greeting card industry for decades. Mr. Hall dedicated his entire…
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ominousredherring · 1 year ago
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❄️ HLMC December ❄️
Day Ten: Your MC got caught in a snowstorm and needs to stay home. What does your MC do to stay entertained?
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Julianna: She would certainly find things to do. She would read one or five of her many books, experiment with ingredients to make her delectable meals better, or if the storm passes - she would take a stroll outside to marvel at the beauty of nature covered in feet of snow.
If I were to imagine her in a more modern setting, she would be the one to cuddle up on the couch, binge watch ALL of the Hallmark movies on Netflix, and make herself a nice personal pizza and a glass of wine. Of course, she would never admit to anyone she watches those kinds of movies, they are so cheesy and predictable! *proceeds to cry by herself with a glass of wine when everything works out in the end like it always does*
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s-rosie · 5 months ago
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I’m not saying I just created the best christmas movie of all time, all I’m saying is hallmark has been really quiet since “A Cowboy for Christmas” dropped
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allinmycorner · 1 year ago
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The third entry in "The Wedding Veil" series brings us to New York where the veil works its magic on skeptic Tracy and chef Nick.
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klenda-v · 1 year ago
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I apologize for the tags something rose up within me
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englishsimmercc · 5 months ago
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Legacy Challenges if you're burnt out on the game
Sims in Bloom by a-sims-garden
Whimsy Stories by kateraed
Occult Legacy by asphodelmoon
Occult Legacy Graphics by kimbasprite
Solar System Legacy by GinovaSims
Star Sign Legacy by GinovaSims
Joy of Life Challenge by simelune
Hallmark Lore Legacy by WestCoastCowgirl
Bromance Legacy by maice
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wheelsgoroundincircles · 5 months ago
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1979 Pontiac Firebird
The 1979 Pontiac Firebird stands as a symbol of the late 1970s American muscle car era, a time when bold styling and performance were key selling points. The Firebird, produced by Pontiac from 1967 to 2002, had evolved significantly by the time it reached its 1979 iteration, marking one of its most memorable and iconic versions.
The 1979 Firebird came in several models, including the base Firebird, the luxurious Esprit, the sporty Formula, and the high-performance Trans Am. Each model had its unique appeal, but the Trans Am was undoubtedly the star of the lineup. Known for its aggressive styling, the Trans Am featured a distinctive "screaming chicken" hood decal, a hallmark that became synonymous with the Firebird brand. This large, flamboyant decal stretched across the hood, making an unmistakable statement about the car’s performance pedigree.
Under the hood, the 1979 Firebird offered a range of engine options. The base models came with a 3.8-liter V6 or a 4.9-liter V8, while the more performance-oriented Trans Am could be equipped with a 6.6-liter V8 engine, known as the "403" for its cubic inch displacement. This engine produced 185 horsepower, a respectable figure for the era, and provided the Trans Am with a powerful and throaty exhaust note that thrilled enthusiasts.
The interior of the 1979 Firebird was designed with both comfort and style in mind. The cockpit-style dashboard was driver-focused, with gauges and controls angled towards the driver for ease of use. Bucket seats, often upholstered in vinyl or optional cloth, provided a sporty feel, while the T-top roof, available on the Trans Am, allowed for an open-air driving experience that was perfect for cruising on sunny days.
In addition to its performance and styling, the 1979 Firebird also benefited from the popularity it gained through pop culture. The Firebird Trans Am was famously featured in the 1977 film "Smokey and the Bandit," starring Burt Reynolds. This movie immortalized the Trans Am as a symbol of rebellious spirit and high-speed chases, further cementing its status as a cultural icon.
Despite the challenges of the late 1970s, including increasing emissions regulations and the oil crisis, the 1979 Pontiac Firebird managed to uphold the spirit of the muscle car. Its blend of striking design, performance capabilities, and cultural significance make it a beloved classic among car enthusiasts. Today, well-preserved and restored Firebirds from 1979 are highly sought after by collectors, serving as a reminder of a bygone era of American automotive history where style and performance reigned supreme.
The legacy of the 1979 Pontiac Firebird continues to inspire car lovers, and its presence in the automotive world remains strong, a testament to its enduring appeal and the indelible mark it left on the muscle car landscape.
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hallmark-movie-fanatics · 2 years ago
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A Nashville Legacy 
Premiering Sunday, February 26, 7pm/6c on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. 
Starring Andrea Lewis, Pooch Hall, Roz Ryan, and Stan Shaw. 
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