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conversations.value: a description for a book titled Comfort and Joy about Mystic, Lake, Between with the genre: Literature & Fiction, United States
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conversations.value: the author is the bestselling author of many acclaimed novels, including On Mystic Lake, Between Sisters, Comfort and Joy, and The Things We Do for Love. She lives in the Pacific Northwest and on Kauai with her husband and son.
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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Christmas, Ford, Dan with the genre: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Books, Literature & Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Comfort and Joy'
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conversations.value: Comfort and Joy (2003 film): Jane Berry is a successful, single entrepreneur, who is Vice President of Ad Agency, has a luxury apartment and a Jaguar.\nOn a Christmas, when she is driving back home in her Jaguar, she has an accident and hits a pole.\nSam (Steven Eckholdt) comes to her rescue to take her out from her wagon now and tells her that he's her husband for the last 10 years and she has 2 children with him.\nThat is when she woke up and realize she is an alternate reality, her clothes and her car changed from Jaguar to Station Wagon.\n10 years ago she had dumped her boyfriend and left her job for Sam.\nJane is confused by her new world, where she is a new Jane who is completely different from the previous Jane.\nSlowly she starts getting used to her new life.\nAfter an argument with her parents at Christmas dinner, she is completely impressed by Sam and her family.\nShe kisses Sam and again swoons, finding herself in her Jaguar again after that accident.\nSam comes to her rescue and she is back in her original world.\nShe tells Sam that she knows him and is in love with him, which Sam is shocked to hear.\nThey move together to Sam's house to lead a happy life in future.
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conversations.value: Comfort and Joy (1984 film): A few days before Christmas, Glasgow radio disc jockey Allan "Dicky" Bird is stunned when Maddy (Eleanor David), his kleptomaniac girlfriend of four years, suddenly announces that she is moving out.\nHis doctor friend Colin (Patrick Malahide) tries to console him, but Bird is heartbroken.\nOne day, he goes for a drive to take his mind off his troubles.\nNoticing an attractive girl, Charlotte (Clare Grogan), in the back of a "Mr.\nBunny" ice cream van, he follows it under a railway bridge on a whim and when the van stops, purchases an ice cream cone.\n(As in Alice in Wonderland, the protagonist has followed a rabbit through a tunnel, with sometimes bizarre consequences) To his amazement, three men drive up and proceed to smash up the van with baseball bats.\nThe occupants retaliate with squirts of raspberry sauce.\nBy sheer chance, Bird finds himself involved in a turf war between rival Italian ice cream vendors: the young interloper Trevor (Alex Norton) and the older, more established "Mr.\nMcCool" (Roberto Bernardi).\nAs an admired local celebrity, Bird meets with McCool and his sons Bruno, Paolo, and Renato.\nHe then goes back and forth between them and Trevor and Charlotte (later revealed to be McCool\'s rebellious daughter), trying to negotiate a peaceful settlement.\nVarious misadventures follow, with his red BMW 323i Baur convertible suffering more and more damage each time.\nBird becomes obsessed with resolving the war.\nTo contact the combatants, he starts broadcasting coded messages on his early morning show, causing Hilary (Rikki Fulton), his boss, to ask his secretary if mr Bird\'s contract includes a "sanity clause".\nHilary then orders Bird to see a psychiatrist about the mr Bunny he keeps trying to reach.\nIn the end, Bird proposes that the rival entrepreneurs, who turn out to be uncle and nephew, join forces to market a new treat: ice cream fritters.\nBoth sides are impressed by the product\'s potential.\nIt appeals both to Trevor\'s fish and chips frying background as well as mr McCool\'s ice cream expertise.\nSince Bird alone knows the secret ingredient of the ancient Chinese recipe, he cuts himself in for 30% of the gross as well as repairs to his abused car.\nDuring the credits, he is heard trying to record a commercial for the new product: "Frosty Hots".
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conversations.value: Comfort and Joy (1984 film): A few days before Christmas, Glasgow radio disc jockey Allan "Dicky" Bird is stunned when Maddy (Eleanor David), his kleptomaniac girlfriend of four years, suddenly announces that she is moving out.\nHis doctor friend Colin (Patrick Malahide) tries to console him, but Bird is heartbroken.\nOne day, he goes for a drive to take his mind off his troubles.\nNoticing an attractive girl, Charlotte (Clare Grogan), in the back of a "Mr.\nBunny" ice cream van, he follows it under a railway bridge on a whim and when the van stops, purchases an ice cream cone.\n(As in Alice in Wonderland, the protagonist has followed a rabbit through a tunnel, with sometimes bizarre consequences) To his amazement, three men drive up and proceed to smash up the van with baseball bats.\nThe occupants retaliate with squirts of raspberry sauce.\nBy sheer chance, Bird finds himself involved in a turf war between rival Italian ice cream vendors: the young interloper Trevor (Alex Norton) and the older, more established "Mr.\nMcCool" (Roberto Bernardi).\nAs an admired local celebrity, Bird meets with McCool and his sons Bruno, Paolo, and Renato.\nHe then goes back and forth between them and Trevor and Charlotte (later revealed to be McCool\'s rebellious daughter), trying to negotiate a peaceful settlement.\nVarious misadventures follow, with his red BMW 323i Baur convertible suffering more and more damage each time.\nBird becomes obsessed with resolving the war.\nTo contact the combatants, he starts broadcasting coded messages on his early morning show, causing Hilary (Rikki Fulton), his boss, to ask his secretary if mr Bird\'s contract includes a "sanity clause".\nHilary then orders Bird to see a psychiatrist about the mr Bunny he keeps trying to reach.\nIn the end, Bird proposes that the rival entrepreneurs, who turn out to be uncle and nephew, join forces to market a new treat: ice cream fritters.\nBoth sides are impressed by the product\'s potential.\nIt appeals both to Trevor\'s fish and chips frying background as well as mr McCool\'s ice cream expertise.\nSince Bird alone knows the secret ingredient of the ancient Chinese recipe, he cuts himself in for 30% of the gross as well as repairs to his abused car.
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conversations.value: a plot for a book titled Comfort and Joy about Christmas, Ford, Dan with the genre: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Books, Literature & Fiction. Start with the sentence 'Comfort and Joy (1984 film): A few days before Christmas, Glasgow radio disc jockey Allan "Dicky" Bird is stunned when Maddy (Eleanor David), his kleptomaniac girlfriend of four years, suddenly announces that she is moving out'.
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conversations.value: Comfort and Joy (1984 film): A few days before Christmas, Glasgow radio disc jockey Allan "Dicky" Bird is stunned when Maddy (Eleanor David), his kleptomaniac girlfriend of four years, suddenly announces that she is moving out.\nHis doctor friend Colin (Patrick Malahide) tries to console him, but Bird is heartbroken.\nOne day, he goes for a drive to take his mind off his troubles.\nNoticing an attractive girl, Charlotte (Clare Grogan), in the back of a "Mr.\nBunny" ice cream van, he follows it under a railway bridge on a whim and when the van stops, purchases an ice cream cone.\n(As in Alice in Wonderland, the protagonist has followed a rabbit through a tunnel, with sometimes bizarre consequences) To his amazement, three men drive up and proceed to smash up the van with baseball bats.\nThe occupants retaliate with squirts of raspberry sauce.\nBy sheer chance, Bird finds himself involved in a turf war between rival Italian ice cream vendors: the young interloper Trevor (Alex Norton) and the older, more established "Mr.\nMcCool" (Roberto Bernardi).\nAs an admired local celebrity, Bird meets with McCool and his sons Bruno, Paolo, and Renato.\nHe then goes back and forth between them and Trevor and Charlotte (later revealed to be McCool\'s rebellious daughter), trying to negotiate a peaceful settlement.\nVarious misadventures follow, with his red BMW 323i Baur convertible suffering more and more damage each time.\nBird becomes obsessed with resolving the war.\nTo contact the combatants, he starts broadcasting coded messages on his early morning show, causing Hilary (Rikki Fulton), his boss, to ask his secretary if mr Bird\'s contract includes a "sanity clause".\nHilary then orders Bird to see a psychiatrist about the mr Bunny he keeps trying to reach.\nIn the end, Bird proposes that the rival entrepreneurs, who turn out to be uncle and nephew, join forces to market a new treat: ice cream fritters.\nBoth sides are impressed by the product\'s potential.\nIt appeals both to Trevor\'s fish and chips frying background as well as mr McCool\'s ice cream expertise.\nSince Bird alone knows the secret ingredient of the ancient Chinese recipe, he cuts himself in for 30% of the gross as well as repairs to his abused car.\nDuring the credits, he is heard trying to record a commercial for the new product: "Frosty Hots".