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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Christmas, Emily, Boston entitled Trading Christmas.
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conversations.value: Trading Christmas: Three years after her husband died, Emily Spengler (Faith Ford), a 2nd grade teacher in the small Washington town of South Woodbourne is preparing for the arrival of her daughter, Heather (Emma Lahana), who is attending school at Boston College.\nWhen she comes to find out that her daughter wishes to do other things for Christmas, she calls her friend, Faith Kerrigan (Gabrielle Miller), for advice.\nFaith is a divorced event planner based in San Francisco.\nMeanwhile, in Boston, Charles Johnson (Tom Cavanagh), an English professor and writer is working on the finishing draft for his latest novel.\nHe is struggling to finish his book after missing several deadlines, and so his brother, Ray Johnson (Gil Bellows), who is the owner of a software security company, suggests he get away and find some place to concentrate on his writing.\nMeanwhile, in Washington, Emily decides to surprise her daughter in Boston, although she is unaware that her daughter has already made plans to go with her boyfriend, Jason (Andrew Francis), to Phoenix, Arizona and stay at the home of his grandparents.\nEmily and Charles find each other on a house swapping website, and thus, trade houses for the week.\nCharles arrives in Washington to discover Emily's home, full of Christmas decor, despite his bad memories with a previous Christmas.\nEmily arrives at Charles' apartment in Boston, and discovers her daughter had gone to Phoenix after talking to her on the phone.\nMeanwhile, Emily's friend Faith takes a plane and bus to surprise her friend in Washington, only to discover that Charles is there.\nBecause the bus back to Seattle does not leave until Christmas, she stays at Emily's house, much to Charles' dismay.\nMeanwhile, in Boston, Emily triggers the apartment alarm and Ray arrives with a police officer, and discovers that his brother took his advice, but did not tell him.\nHe meets Emily, and offers to show her around and take her to dinner.\nOver the course of the week Emily and Ray spend a lot of time together, revealing their past Christmas memories.\nIn Washington, Charles struggles to finish his book, until Faith reads the draft to his manuscript, and makes suggestions.\nCharles, at first, is reluctant to take her advice, but eventually does, and is able to break his writer's block to finish his novel.\nMeanwhile, in Arizona, Jason notices how homesick Heather is, and so he buys plane tickets to Boston so she can spend Christmas with her mother.\nAfter Heather arrives in Boston, Ray gives Emily a pair of earrings as a Christmas present, and since Emily is leaving in a couple of days, decides it would be best to not make things more difficult.\nOn Christmas Day, Charles drives Faith to the bus station, only to stop the bus because he doesn't want her to spend Christmas on the bus.\nShe is delighted, and they kiss as the bus leaves without her.\nIn Boston, Emily, Heather, and Jason arrive at Ray's apartment with a Christmas tree, and the four of them spend Christmas together.\nEmily learns that Raymond finally made a decision and sold his company, as he awaits the next chapter in his life.\nOne year passes, and it is revealed that Ray and Emily are married, living in Washington.\nThey are visited for Christmas by Faith and Charles, who are now married and expecting a child.\nThe film ends with the characters celebrating Christmas.
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conversations.value: Trading Christmas: Three years after her husband died, Emily Spengler (Faith Ford), a 2nd grade teacher in the small Washington town of South Woodbourne is preparing for the arrival of her daughter, Heather (Emma Lahana), who is attending school at Boston College.\nWhen she comes to find out that her daughter wishes to do other things for Christmas, she calls her friend, Faith Kerrigan (Gabrielle Miller), for advice.\nFaith is a divorced event planner based in San Francisco.\nMeanwhile, in Boston, Charles Johnson (Tom Cavanagh), an English professor and writer is working on the finishing draft for his latest novel.\nHe is struggling to finish his book after missing several deadlines, and so his brother, Ray Johnson (Gil Bellows), who is the owner of a software security company, suggests he get away and find some place to concentrate on his writing.\nMeanwhile, in Washington, Emily decides to surprise her daughter in Boston, although she is unaware that her daughter has already made plans to go with her boyfriend, Jason (Andrew Francis), to Phoenix, Arizona and stay at the home of his grandparents.\nEmily and Charles find each other on a house swapping website, and thus, trade houses for the week.\nCharles arrives in Washington to discover Emily's home, full of Christmas decor, despite his bad memories with a previous Christmas.\nEmily arrives at Charles' apartment in Boston, and discovers her daughter had gone to Phoenix after talking to her on the phone.\nMeanwhile, Emily's friend Faith takes a plane and bus to surprise her friend in Washington, only to discover that Charles is there.\nBecause the bus back to Seattle does not leave until Christmas, she stays at Emily's house, much to Charles' dismay.\nMeanwhile, in Boston, Emily triggers the apartment alarm and Ray arrives with a police officer, and discovers that his brother took his advice, but did not tell him.\nHe meets Emily, and offers to show her around and take her to dinner.\nOver the course of the week Emily and Ray spend a lot of time together, revealing their past Christmas memories.\nIn Washington, Charles struggles to finish his book, until Faith reads the draft to his manuscript, and makes suggestions.\nCharles, at first, is reluctant to take her advice, but eventually does, and is able to break his writer's block to finish his novel.\nMeanwhile, in Arizona, Jason notices how homesick Heather is, and so he buys plane tickets to Boston so she can spend Christmas with her mother.\nAfter Heather arrives in Boston, Ray gives Emily a pair of earrings as a Christmas present, and since Emily is leaving in a couple of days, decides it would be best to not make things more difficult.\nOn Christmas Day, Charles drives Faith to the bus station, only to stop the bus because he doesn't want her to spend Christmas on the bus.\nShe is delighted, and they kiss as the bus leaves without her.\nIn Boston, Emily, Heather, and Jason arrive at Ray's apartment with a Christmas tree, and the four of them spend Christmas together.\nEmily learns that Raymond finally made a decision and sold his company, as he awaits the next chapter in his life.\nOne year passes, and it is revealed that Ray and Emily are married, living in Washington.\nThey are visited for Christmas by Faith and Charles, who are now married and expecting a child.