Tag: Almost Christmas 2016

Tracy L. Bell, Tracys giveaway 2016

Tracy’s Favorite things Giveaway 2016

The ReadyWriter

rwpc_tshirtAs a token of my appreciation to those readers and followers who’ve followed the blog and are avid listeners of my show throughout the year, this is the time of the year I like to give back!! 

Each week (until Christmas), I will be giving away products from ReadyWriter Production Company’s inventory. And this week you can win one of our t-shirts in purple and gold or black and white. Our t-shirts are unisex and can be worn by both men and women.

The first reader(s) who can tell me ON WHAT date my business was established in 2000, will win one of our t-shirts.

Good luck!!!

The winner will be announced on Monday December 12th.

Movie News, New Movie Release

“Almost Christmas” is a must see movie!!

The ReadyWriter

mv5bmje4nzezmdcxnl5bml5banbnxkftztgwodc5odgxote-_v1_sx1777_cr001777727_al_The movie clips and commercial promotional for this movie gives the impression that it’s strictly comical, which is a strong misconception. The message is heart-warming, endearing and underlying clear.

Danny Glover (Walter), patriarch of the family, is a retired automotive engineer who lost the love of his life one year earlier. Now that the holiday season is here, he invites his four grown children and the rest of the family home for a traditional holiday celebration. Walter knows that if his daughters Rachel (Gabrielle Union) and Cheryl (Kimberly Elise) and sons Christian (Romany Malco) and Evan (Jessie T. Usher) can spend five days together under the same roof without conflict, it will truly be a Christmas miracle.

The cast is superb! Their performances elevate the message which comes across in the movie…And Monique (as Aunt May), steals the show.

mv5bmjq0mzi2mti1nl5bml5banbnxkftztgwmjuxodgxote-_v1_Directed by David E. Talbert, this story touches on marital infidelity, drug dependency and compassion for others, are among the topics of the dramatic threads in this movie, and for the most part, outpaces the serious message in the subplot.