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You might want to hurry.
-Excuse me?

Snow.
It's coming in early.

Yeah, we had a little reprieve
for a while there,

but this one's gonna
be a doozy.

Angela's closing
her shop early,

so we could get home
to beat the storm.

Thanks for the tip.
-You betcha.

Hey, Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas
to you, too.

["We Wish You a Merry
Christmas" ringtone playing]

Hi. This is Drew.

I'm sorry,
I can't hear you.

The wreath!

They want
the contracts now?

It's-- it's two days
before Christmas.

Hey.

Merry Christmas.
-Thank you.

Angela.
Michelle.

I thought I just wished you
a merry Christmas.

Yes, but I forgot something.

Hmm. Let me guess.
The Christmas wreath.

How do you do that?

Because every year
you come back in

because you forget something.

Merry Christmas, sir.

Welcome to
Angela's Super Mart.

Hello.

We're actually
just about to close.

I'm so sorry.
It's the weather.

This is just my day.

It's like you have
this Christmas memory fog,

and every year you forget
the Christmas wreath.

I guess I just get
caught up with the season.

You'll find
if you're lucky,

one at the very end
of the Christmas aisle.

I just got
to grab a few things.

I'll be in and out.

I'll be back before the last
person leaves the line.

I promise.
Okay.

Thank you
and Merry Christmas.

Okay, do you mind
watching my bags really quick?

Yeah, of course.
-Okay.

Not only is my Christmas stuff
in these bags,

but my grant application
is in there, too, so--

Yeah, I don't think we sell
grant applications here.

Funny.

Okay, I got you.
Now hurry.

We close in a couple
minutes, okay?

We're closing soon.

[instrumental
"Up on the House Top" playing]

Ooh, oh, wait,
candles.

Oh. Uh, excuse me.
S-Sorry.

Drew?
Michelle.

Wow. Wow. Hi, um...

It's-- it's been
such a long time.

Yes, it has.

Yeah. Oh, you take it.

There's not another one?
No, it's the last one.

It's okay. You can have it.
No, no, you take it.

Take it.
Okay.

It's the spirit of Christmas.
Take it.

Well, thank you.
You're welcome.

So,
what are you doing here?

Yeah, I thought
you lived in Manhattan.

I do.
I do. Yeah.

I'm just in town to surprise
my Aunt Bev for Christmas.

Oh, that's sweet.
Yeah.

How's she doing?
Good. Good.

This is her first Christmas
without my Uncle Doug,

so we'll see how it goes.
Oh.

I'm so sorry.
I loved your Uncle Doug.

He was the one
that convinced us

to build those ridiculously
tall gingerbread houses.

Remember?
Right. Right. Yeah.

Oh, my God.
Like, five towers tall.

Yeah.
Oh, my gosh.

That's crazy.
That was so long ago.

Yeah, it was.
Yeah.

So, um...

Oh, yeah, um...
Yeah.

It's-- So, when was the last
time we saw each other?

-I think it was--
-During Christmas in college.

College.
Around this time.

What about you?
What are you doing now?

I'm keeping busy.

Well, it's good
you were able to take

some time off
for Christmas

and come visit
your aunt?

Well, I was
until about 15 minutes ago.

Oh, is family law
that demanding?

I wish
I was in family law.

Oh, well,
what are you doing now?

Uh, I ended up
in contract arbitrations.

Oh.

Is that fun?

-Fun?
-Yeah.

You don't have fun
at your job?

I mean, I never
thought of it like that.

I like what I do,
but fun?

Okay, well,

maybe fun
was too strong of a word.

What about challenging?

To a degree.

Okay, interesting?

Hmm.
It pays the bills.

-What about demanding?
-I'll take demanding.

Yeah, after I got
my law degree,

I got an offer
from a number of firms,

but I chose
to go to Manhattan,

and that's
where I've been ever since.

Well, they don't have
a family law practice?

Well, I'm making partner now,
so it's fine.

-Oh.
-Yeah.

Well, maybe now
that you're partner,

you can introduce them
to family law.

Well, I'm not
a partner yet.

It's an offer,
but no,

it's just not
what we do.

Well, I'm sure
you'll figure it out.

You always do.

Does this bring back
any memories?

Are we the only ones

that still love
a good fruitcake?

Probably.

Can you hand me one,
too, please?

-Yeah.
-Thanks.

So, did you end up
getting your doctorate?

Absolutely.

And now you are
Dr. Michelle Nichols.

Well, if animals could talk.

Although I'm pretty sure they
would just call me Michelle.

And you work here
in town, right?

Yup.
I run my own clinic.

Great.
But I'm not surprised.

-Why is that?
-Really?

In high school,

you came up with at least
a hundred different ways

on how to run
a veterinary hospital.

Yeah, I was so young.

I thought
I had all the answers.

I still do have
all the answers,

but it's a little bit
more complicated now.

I'm applying
for a new grant for my clinic.

That's great.

Oh, speaking of which,

I need to turn in
the paperwork in an hour.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I didn't mean
to take up all your time.

No. No, no, you didn't
take up all of my time.

I really enjoyed
catching up with you, Drew.

Yeah, I really appreciated

catching up
with you, too, Michelle.

Good afternoon,
everyone.

Angela's Super Mart
will be closing early,

so everyone
can drive home safely.

If you can please
conclude your shopping

and make your way to the exit,

we have left
one register open

for you to make your
final purchases.

On behalf of the entire staff
here at Angela's,

we wish you
a very Merry Christmas.

-Uh-oh.

Well, I guess
we should head back.

Yeah, yeah, I wish we had
more time to catch up.

Me, too.

-Thank you.

Wow, we really shut
the store down.

Yeah, it seems like everyone
made it out except us.

Hey, Michelle.

-You find everything?
-Yes.

We need
to get out of here

before we get
snowed in.

Yeah, it looks like it's
really coming down out there.

And I have one more stop to
make before I head home, so...

-Oh, you found it.
-Yes.

We did.

Yes, well, Drew let me
have the last one.

He was
the perfect gentleman.

Oh, chivalrous
and oh so very Christmassy.

The perfect combination.

Drew,
this is my friend Angela.

Like the name
of the store.

One and the same.

Wasn't it called
The Super Mart before?

Yeah, that was
my parents' store.

Yeah, she took it over
last year.

And I convinced her
to give it a makeover

and call it
Angela's Super Mart.

-Well, it's the perfect name.
-Well, thank you.

How do you knowabout
the Super Mart?

-Are you from around here?

I'm sorry.
Give me a second.

Angela.
This is the Drew.

-Drew?
-Yeah.

-Drew-Drew?
-Yes.

Your Drew.
What is he doing here?

Sorry,
what was the question?

Nothing.
Never mind.

Um, uh--

-You have everything you need?
-Yes.

-You didn't forget anything.
-No, I'm good.

Actually, I have to go.
Yeah.

Thank you so much.

And hopefully next time

we can do more than just
a few minutes in the store.

Yeah,
I'd really like that.

Yeah, me, too.
Sorry, I have to go.

-Merry Christmas.
-Oh, wait. Don't forget these.

-Merry Christmas.
-My life is in these bags.

Thank you.
Merry Christmas.

Okay. No hug?

What?

Guys.

The storm's come in.

I mean,
it's a complete whiteout.

I don't think
the roads are going to be open.

Oh, no, no, no.
I need to get out of here.

That's not a good idea.

-I can't be stuck here.
-No, I can't be here.

Well, what's so wrong with
waiting the storm out here?

I have plans.

All right, well, people make
plans and God laughs.

I'm sorry, but I have contracts
that have deadlines.

Yeah, and I have to get
my grant notarized by 6:00.

Do you have
a four-wheel drive?

I do.

Okay, not even Santa's
making it out in that fog.

-Yeah, but together--
-Okay. No. No, no.

I am not letting my best friend
in the whole world

go out in this.

No, ma'am.
You guys are staying here.

I can do
an electronic notary.

Where is
the computer aisle?

-Aisle 22.
-Okay.

That's great, I can get
my documents up aisle--

-22.
-Internet's down.

-What?
-No, no.

The Internet
can't be down.

-I have nothing.
-I don't either.

How can I get
my documents?

Yeah, and how am I going
to get my grant notarized?

Look, guys, we might be
in this for a while.

It's not that bad.

You're right.
It's going to be fine.

There's got
to be a way.

If we get to a higher
elevation, can we get a signal?

Like the roof?

-Perfect.
-Okay, no.

You guys
are not going on my roof.

Besides, I just spent
a lot of money

getting that redone
for the winter.

Okay. No roof.

Well, you said you have
an electronics section.

-Maybe we can set up a router.
-Great idea.

Right, let's not open
all my inventory

right before Christmas.

-I'll pay for it.
-Drew. Michelle.

The Internet is down
because the weather is bad.

When the weather lets up,

my Internet's
going to turn back on,

just like my phones.

You're just gonna have
to wait this out.

All right.
This is the best place to be.

-Sorry, Angela.
-You are forgiven.

Now, if you excuse us,

Courtney and I need
to batten down the hatch.

All right.
Come on, Courtney.

Any luck?

Nothing.

This isn't how
I was expecting my day to be.

You okay?

Yeah.

-I'm just mad at myself.
-For what?

Sudden snow flurry's
not your fault.

No, but Angela is right.
I do this every year.

I forgot the wreath.
I do it every Christmas.

There's a lot going on
on Christmas.

Yeah, but this time
it was really important.

And instead,
you were talking to me.

I kept you too long.

Hello? Hello?

-The door's locked.
-My car broke down.

Oh. There's a key.

Oh, thank you, thank you,
thank you.

Are you okay?

It is cold outside.

My-- my car battery died and
I walked, like, four blocks.

Come on, let's get him
warmed up.

Yeah. Yeah. Let's
go to the home section.

Maybe I can get some
blankets and some heaters.

I'm so cold.

-Oh, my goodness.
-Whoa.

Look at this.

I didn't even see this
when I came in.

Yeah, Angela goes
all out for Christmas.

When her parents
ran the store,

she was the one
that did the displays.

Hi, I'm Richie.

-Angela.
-Yeah, this is Angela's store.

Oh, hi. Wow.

This display
is absolutely incredible.

-Ta-da.
-Yes. Now it's Christmas.

Oh, don't even bother.

Yeah,
there's no cell reception.

How about
you come with me

and I'll make you
some hot chocolate?

-Really?
-Come on.

-Can I get one?
-Yeah, of course.

Do you guys
want any?

Yeah, but I'll stay here
and enjoy the fire.

-Me, too.
-All right.

We'll be back.

-Thanks, Angela.
-Thank you.

This is nice.
Surprisingly cozy.

Yeah, especially
since it's a display model.

So, I take it your clinic
is going through tough times.

-Why would you say that?
-The grant.

Oh, no, the grant is so that
I can expand the clinic.

Yeah, I love it
when the animals

have a lot of space
to run around.

And during
the winter months,

it's really hard
because of the snow.

So, this grant
will give us the opportunity

to expand
the inside for them.

-That's great.
-Yeah.

But not
if I miss the deadline.

But it's okay.
We'll have fun regardless.

Just not wide open space fun.

-Yeah, exactly.

I'll be right back.

["Away in a Manger"
playing softly]

Hey.

Everything okay?

Yeah, yeah,
it's just brain fog.

You ever wonder
what if?

-About us?
-Sure.

About us.
About everything.

Something tells me

that all roads would've
led you to the same place

even if we
stayed together.

You would have stayed
in Parker

and you would have opened up
your own clinic.

And the only variable
would have been...

-Us?
-Yes, us.

And yet here we are,
sitting in Angela's Super Mart,

surrounded
by Christmas décor

and watching yule logs
burn in a fireplace,

even sitting on a really
comfortable couch together.

Except we would
have been surrounded

by cats and dogs.

And polar bears.

That's right.
You love polar bears.

Although those aren't
the best domesticated animals.

Yeah, that's true.

[jazzy "12 Days of Christmas"
playing]

Oh, there you guys are.

Yes, that's what
I'm talking about.

The best hot cocoa,
courtesy of aisle 4.

-Are those marshmallows?
-And chocolate. And a grater

to sprinkle
on some chocolate.

Instant Christmas.

Angela, this is delicious.

The secret
is multiple flavors

of hot chocolate,
whipped cream.

That's what took so long,

is finding the right
chocolate layers.

Well, your efforts
were not wasted.

-Mm.-You have a little, uh...

A little-- Yeah.
Whipped cream on your nose.

-Did I get it?
-I got it.

There you go.

Oh, wait.

I still have to sell these,
I can't have them get dirty.

Thanks.

Do you guys
hear that?

It sounds like
a train whistle.

Yeah, we have
a toy train display,

but it broke
earlier today.

I was going to fix it,
but we just got so busy,

I didn't have time.

-Courtney, did you?
-No.

No, fixing guitars.
I could do that all day.

But trains,
that's not in my wheelhouse.

-Let's go check it out.
-Yeah.

-Yeah, what aisle is it on?
-Aisle 11.

Yeah, I think
they wanted some alone time.

Oh!

They were
high school sweethearts.

Oh.

-That makes sense.
-Yup.

Do you hear it?

Yeah, it's--
it's definitely down here.

Excuse me. Sir?

Uh, are you hurt?

Hurt? Nah, I'm just fixing
this locomotive.

Coach Haven.

Dr. Nichols,
what are you doing here?

We got snowed in.

The storm came in
faster than expected.

The store's been closed
for an hour now.

An hour?

You know, I was so busy
tinkering with this thing,

I guess
I didn't hear the announcement.

-Husband, right?
-Uh--

-No, no, no.
-I'm Tristan Haven.

Everybody calls me Coach.

No, we're not married.
No, we dated in college.

We're not married.

Well, I'm gladwe
cleared that up.

Well, whoever you are,
it's nice to know you.

-I'm Drew.
-Drew. Okay.

-So, is he a patient of yours?

Oh, no, no. I'm sorry.
I meant with animals and stuff.

No, it's okay.
It's fine.

And how is Nutmeg?

Oh, fantastic.

You know that diet
that you put him on?

He's running around
like he's a puppy again.

I'm thinking of sprinkling some
of that on my breakfast cereal.

Well, I love
to hear it.

Hey, a couple of us
are around the corner

in the furniture section,

if you want to join us?

Yeah, come join us.

Yeah. Well, yeah.

I guess I'm--
I guess I'm through here.

Yeah.

You know, I only came
in here so that I could get

one last present
on my Christmas list

for our youngest
granddaughter, Emma.

Well, I came back in here
'cause I forgot the wreath.

Yeah. Lucky me.

Best-laid plans, huh?

-So, did you find a gift?
-No.

I mean,
who'd ever thought

that a Silvia Robot Building Kit

would have been
a big hit with kids?

Well, does she
like trains like you?

No, no, no.

You know, gymnastics
and particularly robots.

And that's the thing
about the toy.

That Silvia thing.

Once you assemble it,
it does a backflip.

Wow.

Would've been
perfect for Emma.

That's so cute.

Well, you know what?

I'm sure
that we can find something else

that Emma would really love.

-Yeah?
-Yeah. Come on.

-Let's go look.
-Well, lead the way.

All right.

Look, there's
the toy aisle.

Oh, yeah.

Ask what profession
the coach was in

before he retired
three years ago.

-You were a coach, right?
-Insurance adjuster.

But she just said
you were a coach.

-So, how does that--
-Eight kids.

-Eight?
-Oh, yeah, oh, yeah.

I'm teaching them
a little basketball,

baseball, volleyball,
everything you can think of.

That's how you get
the name, Coach.

-I get it.
-Yes.

And I've been taking care
of the Haven family

for almost a decade now.

And now
their kids, too.

Yes, you have.

-Talk about job security.
-Yeah.

Thankfully,
they keep me very busy.

Oh, yeah, yeah, I'll tell you
what, family's everything.

Whether it's an animal family,
a human family,

it's really what makes life
all the better.

You got kids?

-Nope.
-No? Hmm.

-You're dating?
-Oh, all right.

Calm down, Coach. I see
where you're going with that.

-I'm just asking a question.
-Mm-hmm.

Guys, I think I found the
source of the train whistling.

Although, he wasn't making
the train whistling.

He got stuck
in the storm with us.

Yeah, yeah, I did.

Actually, I was just
fixing the train, actually.

-Hey, I'm Coach.
-Hi.

-Wait, you fixed my train?
-How you doing?

Yeah.
Well, you know what?

Whenever I find
something broken,

I just naturally
try to fix it.

Right, thank you.
I'm not upset.

I wanted to get it fixed
before Christmas.

Well, it's working now.

And it's not even Christmas.
Look at that.

So, sir,
you deserve a cookie.

Oh, thank you
very much.

Has anybody
heard anything

about how long
this is going to last?

Forecast says
it's going to be all night.

How'd you hear that?

You have cell phone
reception or something?

No, I heard it on the radio

in my car on the way over.

And you still came anyway?

Hey, have you
ever seen

a seven-year-old girl's
face just light up

when she finds out

she just got the greatest
Christmas present ever?

Well, that's why
I made the trip.

Well, I'm hoping

we're still going
to get out of here tonight.

You guys know what?

This is the best place
to be during Christmas.

Hey, we're
in a huge warehouse

with everything
you could possibly imagine.

So, even if we're stuck here
'til midnight, the next night

or the next night,

we're going to make
the best of it.

-Yeah.
-And do you know why?

-Why?
-Because it's Christmas.

-Yeah.
-Yeah. And we're fine.

We're safe.
We have each other.

-Yeah.
-That's right.

I see
where this is going.

Angela, do you have
a Christmas tree we can borrow?

Does Rudolph have
a big, bright red nose?

And can we borrow one
and decorate it?

We have the biggest
selection in Parker.

Well, then, it's settled.

We're going to make
the best Christmas tree ever.

I love
decorating the tree.

Yeah, and I love
opening old ornament boxes.

Remember that ornament
I got you with the polar bear?

Yeah, yeah, the hook on it
broke a couple years ago,

but I still have it up
on the mantel in my apartment.

Well, we might not
have any old ornaments here,

but we can make
new memories.

All right.

Let's all just get in the
Christmas spirit, shall we?

Get away
from all these problems, right?

While this storm
continues, right?

-I'll get the lights.
-I'll find the Christmas tree.

Hey, you know what?
I'm going to go with you.

Yes, and us ladies
will go ornament shopping.

-Yes.
-Let's do it.

All right.

I think I saw some
this way.

Let's meet back
here in 20.

Oh, I hope the power
grid's not going out.

-How are you doing?
-Hmm?

Are you okay?
You seem distracted.

Yeah, I'm fine.

I just-- I was so close
to getting my grant notarized.

I just should
have planned it better.

Okay, but that's not
what I'm talking about.

What else
would there be?

Drew?
Angela, that was so long ago.

It doesn't seem that way.

We made
the right decision.

He went to one school
and I went to another,

and we started
our own lives.

Made a decision with your head,
not your heart.

Yeah, it was
the practical thing to do.

And where
did that get you?

You clearly
haven't moved on.

I am very happy, actually.

Don't you think
it's kind of funny

that you and Drew are stuck
here before Christmas?

No, I don't think
it's funny.

I think
I'm starting to see

what's behind
this Christmas fog of yours.

What do you mean?

Didn't you break up
around this time?

That has nothing
to do with it.

-Hmm. Sure.
-Yeah.

I think we should just
focus on the ornaments.

-Okay?
-Found one.

Oh, that's so cute.

I think it's perfect
for our tree.

That's not an ornament.

But we'll invite it.

Wow.
Look at all of this.

Okay, I think
that'll do it, guys.

[instrumental "Hark,
The Herald Angels Sing" playing]

Wow. This is beautiful.

Yeah, it's been a while since
I've done anything like this.

-Where's everyone?
-Still shopping.

Didn't your Aunt Bev
used to do lights like this?

You're actually
looking at the guy

who used to do
Aunt Bev's lights.

You're joking.

All this time I thought
it was Aunt Bev and Uncle Doug.

Nope, it was all me.

I actually taught
my Uncle Doug

before I went
to college.

Hmm, you are
very talented, sir.

What can I say?
I missed my calling.

Well, you still have time
to change your mind.

Well, if I don't get
these documents out,

changing careers
might not be an option.

Well, they can't fault you
for bad weather.

Plus, it's Christmas.

Yeah, well,
bad weather isn't an option.

Christmas isn't an option.

Even family events
aren't an option.

This is what you want?

I thought I did, but...

now that I'm hearing it
out loud,

it doesn't seem
very fun.

Yeah, not at all.

You know, I had an offer
to work at a family law

not far from here, actually.

Really?
You turned it down?

Yeah, the firm offered me
partner and more money, so.

All aboard
for the holiday express!

That is so cute.

-Right up the--
-Beep, beep.

Here's the ornaments.

-A cupcake!
-That's adorable!

Nobody take off the tags.

Yes, please.

Thank you.

[festive Christmas music
playing]

[instrumental
"Up on the House Top" playing]

-It's incredible.
-Yeah, it is.

Hey, what's wrong?

Oh, nothing.
It's just that...

my star
hasn't felt so big

and yet so intimate
at the same time.

-Isn't that Christmas?
-What do you mean?

Well, Christmas
is so big

and at the same time,
it's so personal.

It's in our heart.

-Mm.
-Yeah.

Hey, you know what make
this moment even more special?

-Gingerbread houses.
-It's like you read my mind.

Come on,
let's go find some.

Oh, we'll be
right back.

They're so cute.

Oh, there are
the gingerbread houses.

Right.

And...

-cookies.
-Cookies. Yeah.

Yes, it's cookies.

Ooh...

I haven't had
those so long.

I'll grab those.

-Get these.
-Cocoa...

Nice. All right.

So, you all have
your own gingerbread houses.

-Do we need to bake them?
-No, they're already baked.

You just needto assemble
the walls.

What if I eat the walls
before I put it together?

Not recommended,
but understandable.

Who's paying
for all these?

-I am.
-Okay, just checking.

And you guys can do it

with all the items
that are on the table.

But only the items
that are on the table.

-Can we only make houses?
-What do you mean?

Well, you have enough here
to make a whole town.

We can build Parker.

Guys. No, come on.

-I love that idea.
-Yeah.

We can't go outside
for Christmas,

so we bring
Christmas to us.

Come on.

I am at a big
disadvantage right now.

I haven't been back in town
I don't even know how long.

And I was hoping
Michelle and I could rebuild

the big gingerbread
house again.

Oh, I think
we got really lucky

with that one
the first time.

Let me tell you,
everything in this town

is about the same as it was
when you remembered it.

I think just about everything's
still here, isn't it?

-Sammy's Diner.
-Oh, Sammy's. Yeah, yeah.

And the roller
skating rink.

Definitely.
I go every Thursday.

I go every Monday.

The bowling alley.

I go with my friends
all the time.

Well, I guess
not a lot has changed.

I mean, you could always
build Angela's Super Mart.

You know this place
like the back of your hand.

Can we start?

Yes. You have my blessing.

I'm building
the Parker town post office.

Do you know, that is the oldest
building in the town.

Why the post office?

Well, one,
because I work there,

and two, because that's
where Santa gets all his mail.

Can't have Christmas

without the post office
delivering mail to Santa.

How would he know
what to bring?

How would the elves know
what to make?

Post office is very important
to our family Christmas.

That makes sense.

Angela, what about you?
What are you making?

She's probably
going to make her store.

No, I'm actually
going to make

the gazebo
in the main park.

I always wanted
to get married there.

Have a Christmas wedding
full of lots of lights.

Aw, that's beautiful.

You're single?

Yeah. I have no time
with this store.

But a girl can dream.

It's good
to have goals.

Well, I'm going
to make the amphitheater

in the community center.

Oh, amphitheater?
Do you sing?

No.

She is a wonderful
guitar player.

-Have you heard her?
-No. She is just being kind.

I have my sources.

The amphitheater,
I go there all the time.

I haven't heard you
or seen you.

I'm-- I'm kind of
shy about it.

-She'll get there.
-What are you making, Michelle?

Okay, well,
I'm going to make my clinic

as if I got the grant.

So, over here I'm gonna
have the new adoption room.

And then over here I'm going
to have the acre of land

so the animals
can run around.

And these three
candy canes

will be
my new assistants.

That is a great idea.

Thank you. It is.

How many animals
do you have at home?

Oh, I have
three cats, two dogs,

one parrot, three turtles,
and two cotton-tails.

Don't tell me you have
a partridge in a pear tree.

No, I don't.

But I do have 24 fish
and a 100-gallon tank inside.

So, those are
my indoor animals.

Wow.

Talk about taking
your work home with you.

Yeah, well,
those are the perks of my job.

What about you?
Do you have animals?

No, my apartment complex
says no animals, so no.

What?
You love animals.

I do, but I just can't
take care of any right now.

What?
I'm always busy.

Well, you're not busy
right now.

I am very busy right now.

I'm building
a gingerbread town,

and I can't tell you
how hard it is

not to eat the walls
of Duncan Library.

-The library?
-Yeah.

-It's still around, isn't it?
-Yeah, it is.

So, why are you
building the library?

-No reason.
-We had our first kiss.

-Knew it.

But I did spend
a lot of time studying there.

And I actually
do love studying.

Oh, yes, he does.

He loves studying.

I did
a lot of my case study

at the Public Access
Law Library.

Well, why go
to the library

when you have
the Internet?

What?

First of all,

you have many more specific
resources at the library.

The Internet
is so random and unfocused.

And you also
have a librarian,

who, by the way,
is the best study partner ever.

Yeah, and then when you have
a book in your hand,

you're more likely
to read it

instead of just scrolling
through headlines.

And they're also
always open on snowstorm days.

Yeah, unlike the Internet.

That's quite the gazebo
you have in the making.

Well, I was
a design major at RISD.

Yes, that's why
her displays are so impressive.

Yes, I told her
that she should have

Angela's Super Mart
offer custom displays

for Christmas houses.

-Like setting up the lights?
-More than that.

Like the inflatables,
the displays, the lights.

Like bringing Santa's village
to your house.

And I said
I'd think about it.

Yeah, and I will be
your first customer,

and I'll make sure
that Aunt Bev is your second.

What?
The house is always decorated.

Yeah, well, that was
when you were doing it.

But you left, and then now
Uncle Doug is not here anymore,

so sure she would
really appreciate her house

still being decorated
for Christmas.

Yeah, I didn't think
about that.

Yeah.

Hey. Are you okay?

Yeah, it's just weird

that I'm not
with her right now.

I mean,
I'm only a mile away.

I'm so close to her,
but I can't get to her.

Yeah, that's okay.
You will soon.

And I can go with you
if you want.

-Really?
-Yeah.

I'd love that.
That'd be great.

You know,
she thought the world of you.

That's because I was the only
one that loved her fruitcake.

-I did, too.
-Fruitcake? Really?

Okay. Yeah.
Don't make fun of me.

But this fruitcake
was unlike any other.

I delivered a lot
of those for the season,

and I've never
tried one.

I promise you, this fruitcake
was like another level.

I don't know
what she put in it,

like, whether it was
cinnamon or pumpkin,

or it was like
this special ingredient,

but it was so good.

-It's true.
-Yeah.

Michelle even
asked me for help,

and I thought
it was cinnamon or nutmeg,

but no,
it just wasn't right.

Well, maybe when we're done
building our gingerbread town,

I can give you
the secret ingredients.

Wow, yes, finally,
the secret will be revealed

after all these years.

Well, if you
really wanted it,

you should have just
reached out and asked.

I would have, but I didn't
hear from you, so I...

Well, cell phones
do work both ways, Michelle.

Michelle.

Michelle.
Michelle, wait.

You okay?

I just feel like
this night is so confusing.

It feels like we're right
where we left off,

which was
a really great place.

But now I'm wondering,
did we make the right decision?

I miss you a lot,
Michelle.

And I thought
about reaching out to you

so many different times.

-You did?
-I did.

But...

Neither one
of us did, so.

What does that
say about us?

That we were young.

And we didn't know
any better.

And now we do, so...

where does
that leave us now?

I don't know.

But seeing you
has brought back so much.

Yeah, but it's Christmas.

And when
the snow clears

and the town's
Christmas lights come off

and the ornaments
come off the tree,

you won't be here.

You'll be back in your petless
apartment in New York.

-Michelle--
-No, it's okay.

No, listen.

I love what we had
when we were younger,

but we're not
those people anymore.

Work Drew
and work Michelle...

We haven't even met yet.

So, let's just enjoy
this night together

and make it one last
Christmas to remember.

All right.

I can do that.

Ladies and gentlemen...

The gingerbread town
of Parker.

Wait a minute.

How did you get
your house so perfect?

Oh, I-- I just like to,
you know, tinker with things.

It's Santa's house
in the middle of town square,

and his workshop
is inside.

And that's where
he makes the toys

that he finds
in all of the letters

that come
from the post office.

Yeah.

All right, everyone,

I have all of the leftovers
for us to snack on.

Oh, wow, I think
I'm already on a sugar high.

You know what I'm thinking?

I cannot remember the last time
I've been unplugged this long.

Yeah, you're right.

I'm always
connected to something,

whether it's the smartphone,
smartwatch, smart tablet.

Even if I have a rare weekend
off, I'm still connected.

I mean, is it good?
Is it right?

-Does it feel good?

I mean,
it feels good

not getting a text
every five seconds.

Well, speaking
as a man who was alive

during the before period,

it's real good.

Yeah, I could get used to this.

Courtney,
what are you doing?

Well, I'm just cleaning up.

You don't have to do that.

Well, I--
well, I don't mind.

It's what I do.

Here, I'll help you out.

I didn't mean
to stop everyone.

It's okay.
We'll all help.

Yeah,
we'll all help you.

We did a really
good job on this town.

Yeah, it turned out great.

You know, I think
I'm going to display it.

You know, you should do

a ginger town contest
every year.

That is another amazing idea.

Yeah, new traditions
for the new owner.

-Ow!

-What happened?
-Nothing, it's fine.

But let me see.

It's just a paper cut.

Hmm, looks
like you need a Band-Aid.

-Do you have a Band-Aid?
-Yeah, I have a first-aid kit

in the break room,
it's on the shelf.

-Do you want me to go with you?
-No, it's okay.

-We can go.
-I might need a doctor.

True.

Okay, you have a seat.

Okay.

All right, let me see.

Lighting
is kind of bad in here,

but I really
don't see anything.

I told you it was nothing.

Yes, but it's better
to be safe than sorry.

Okay, there we go.

And you really
don't need a Band-Aid,

but I'll give you
a little Santa anyway.

All better.

Great.
You're a miracle worker.

You see that?
Just like on the hill.

You saved me here, too.

What happened on the hill?

-You don't remember?
-No.

I fell off my sled,

and then you took out
this travel first-aid kit,

and within minutes,
I was saved.

And you saved Christmas, too.

Mm, well, I don't remember
billing you for that one.

Well, I just brought you
a gingerbread house,

so does that count?

Okay, well,
I guess we can call it even.

Um, well, uh, thank you
for the really cute Band-Aid.

I'm feeling
more festive already.

Um, you're welcome.

Um, we should probably
get back to the others.

Right, right.
Yeah, yeah.

-You're right.

-You know what?
-Mm.

I'm really glad that I got stuck
here with you tonight.

Yeah, I am, too.

And I'm sorry
about your grant.

I'm sorry
about your contracts.

Yeah, it is the weekof
Christmas,

and I'm realizing that I
actually have to slow down.

I shouldn't even be working.

There you go.

When I do become a partner,

I can finally
take my foot off the gas,

and I can--
I can spend time with family,

and-- and-- and have

these great Christmas dinners,
you know?

And-- and I can be
with friends,

and not have to rush
two contracts out

two days before Christmas.

Because that's not
what it's about.

No, it's not.

-I want to have fun.

-Yes.
-I...wanna...have...fun!

-I wanna have fun!
-Yes!

Michelle's Christmas magic
strikes again.

I swear,
one minute with her,

and Scrooge would have
changed his tune instantly.

He wouldn't have needed
to be visited by three ghosts

to show him
the spirit of Christmas.

I wanna have fun.

Oh!

I remember you getting me
one of these little guys.

-That's right.

I knew I had
to get you one for Christmas.

You were obsessed
with penguins.

Yes.

Oh, polar bears
were your speed.

I still have
the one you gave me.

Really?

Do you have it up
in your office, too?

No, they expect me
to be professional.

Well, that's too bad.

I bet
if you were a family lawyer,

you could have
a nice fluffy polar bear

in your office,
and the kids would love it.

I bet you're right.

Wait a minute, is that

Silvia the Robot
Building Kit up there?

You mean the one Coach wants
for his granddaughter?

Yes.

-Give me a hand.

Okay.

She is gonna love this.

Yeah, she is.

Whoa.

Oh.

-Do you have backups?
-Supposed to.

Yeah, we know it's bad
when the backups don't back up.

Oh, there they are.

All right,
well, if the power is out,

that means
the heat will be, too.

Courtney, can you get sweaters

and blankets for everyone?

And if you two could go
to the camping section,

-get flashlights, aisle 11.
-Okay.

And I'm going to go
check on the freezers.

-Oh, your food.
-Oh, we should be fine.

I have
two backup generators for this.

-I'll get the clothes.
-Yeah, yeah, I think

-I can help in the kitchen.
-Me, too.

It's kinda nice and comfy
here in the dark.

Oh, here they are.

A lantern.

They probably
just need batteries.

There's gotta be
some around somewhere.

Yeah, this one
takes D batteries.

I miss camping.

Yeah, you always
liked camping.

-You don't?
-No, I love camping,

I just haven't had time to,
since everything's changed.

Our last date.

We didn't go camping
on our last date.

Yeah, we got snowed in,
remember?

That's right,
and we stayed in,

and we cooked
your favorite dishes.

And I remember
I changed the patio

into this Christmas
winter wonderland

with the lights
and the candles

and everything else.

Yeah, it was really beautiful.

That's when you told me
you got into law school.

Ah, that's right.

Well, I don't see
the D batteries here,

so I'm going to go
look for Angela,

and see if she can
get them for us, all right?

Okay.

-Hey, Michelle.
-Oh, hey, Courtney.

Do you have
any more D batteries?

-Oh, did we run out?
-Yeah.

A Christmas rush.
Oh, you know what?

We have a bunch of new boxes
back in the storage room.

-Oh, where's that?
-Oh, I could just take you.

Okay.

[intro to "It Came Upon
a Midnight Clear" plays]

So, are you in college?

I actually
just finished my undergrad,

but I'm going back for more.

How old are you?

I graduated high school

when I was like, 16.

Oh, that makes sense.

So, what do you want to do?

I really enjoy
playing the guitar.

I mean, I grew up

listening
to my grandma and my dad play

and I've been playing
since I was like, four.

Wow, so do you want
to play professionally?

That's why
I'm going to grad school.

I just want to learn
as much as physically possible

about music
and playing it first.

Ah, I love music.

-Do you play?
-Oh, no, no, no.

I love animals.
They've always been my passion.

Sometimes, when it's my turn
to close up shop,

I'll bring
my guitar in with me,

and after I close,

I'll just bring it
out to the floor and play.

I mean, the acoustics in here
are actually pretty good.

-Does Angela know?
-No. No.

I think
she would love it.

Thank you.

You followed your passion,
and I want to follow mine.

Yeah, I realize
it's a good life

when you can
follow your dreams.

Realize how blessed I am.

Speaking of dreams,

what is going on
with you and Drew?

Oh, we're just
old friends.

Sure.

Really,
when this is all over,

he's gonna go back
to Manhattan,

and I'm gonna stay here.

Why?

Because
that's the way life works.

Why does that have to be
the way that life works?

I mean, clearly, you like him,
and clearly he likes you.

-Is it that obvious?
-Yeah!

The storage room's
just up here.

It's always the batteries.

Every single year, it's
the batteries that go first.

Right up here.

What is all this?

Courtney.

[sentimental
piano instrumental playing]

Wow.

Welcome, mademoiselle.
Right this way.

Oh.

Wow!

And have a seat.

Your date
will be with you soon.

-Music!

[romantic music
playing on guitar]

Drew, this is incredible.

When did you have time
to plan all of this?

I had a little help
from Santa' elves.

The music is beautiful.

Yeah, Courtney is amazing,
isn't she?

-This is Courtney?
-Yeah.

Wow.

Michelle, do you believe
in second chances?

Drew,
you don't have to say that.

Just--
You don't even have to--

Listen.

I think we're both here
for a reason tonight.

I feel
that someone or something

is giving us
a second chance.

And I'm not going
to let that slip away.

You're not going
to leave your law firm.

Once the morning comes,

you're going to realize
that this was just a moment.

Look, sometimes
I can be a little lost.

But you, you never were.

You always stayed true
to what you believed in.

Yeah, and I believed in us.

And that didn't work out.

Well, we can take it slow.

This can be our first date.

-Our first date?
-Our first date...

as worker Michelle
and worker Drew.

Okay.

[guitar playing
"Silent Night"]

Can I say grace?

I'd like that.

Lord, thank you
for this time

we get to spend together.

And please bless this food

and bless the hands
that have prepared it.

We give thanks,
this joyful holiday,

when we can celebrate.
With joy, we pray.

Amen.

-Amen.
-Amen.

Do you think
Drew's plan worked?

I hope so.

These two
are meant for each other.

Normally,
I would just stay out of it,

but this couple,

they-- they-- they needed
a divine intervention.

Mm-hmm.

Mm, yeah.

-Cheers to that.
-Cheers.

-Yeah.
-Cheers.

[guitar plays
"The First Noel"]

Mm, gee,
that's so beautiful, isn't it?

Right? And Courtney
is so shy about it.

Gets you right here.

Sometimes when I know
she's locking up for the night,

I'll come back to the store
just to listen to her play.

-You sneaky thing.

And does she know
you're here?

Are you kidding me?

She would quit

and put down that guitar
forever if she knew.

- Yeah.

And yet...

she's playing now.

There's still hope.

To hope.

-To hope.
-Cling, cling.

This was so sweet.

Thank you so much.

I feel bad
the others aren't here.

Well, let's invite them.

-Yeah, let's do that.
-Yeah.

Okay.

Hey, guys, guys!

Courtney.

I didn't mean to intrude.

-No, you didn't, come here.
-Really?

Yeah, come on, sit down.

Thank you.

Your playing
was so beautiful.

You don't have to say that.
Thank you.

No, I'm not just
saying that.

It's the truth.

Seriously.

Can I ask you something?

Yeah, yeah, of course.

What's stopping you
from playing?

Wh-What do you mean?

You're obviously talented,

and you have
so much passion,

so what's stopping you
from playing professionally?

I-- Is it stage fright? Fear?

Success.

Success?

Yeah.

It's just
a lot of pressure, you know?

And what if this thing

that I love
more than anything else

in the entire world
just becomes another chore

like cleaning the Super Mart?

I couldn't take that.

I love to play right now.

But what happens
in five years?

Ten years?

What happens
if this just becomes...

a job?

What happens if deciding
to play professionally

is the best decision
that you'll ever make?

Maybe you're right.

Thanks.

So, did he win your heart?

I'm trying.

Baby steps, baby steps.

It's just our first date.

And we're crashing it.

No, no, you guys are invited.

Especially
after putting together

this very fancy
pre-Christmas dinner.

Thank you.

Well, anything
for my best friend.

Well, all right.

Let's go rustle up
a good Christmas dinner.

-What do you say?
-Yes.

Starving.

How did you get
the lights to be on?

Just tapped
into the generator.

Wait, isn't that outside?

-Yep, but the breaker's inside.
-Ah!

Ah.

Wow, it's like
a Christmas dream.

Doesn't this mean
that we get two Christmases?

One here with us,
but one also with our families.

-Mm-hmm.
-Hmm, we're pretty lucky.

Thanks, everybody.

Ladies and gentlemen,

I present to you
the best-tasting fruitcake

you will ever have.

Is that--
What--

Oh.

Dig in, everyone, dig in.

This is the closest
I could find

to Aunt Bev's
secret recipe.

-Yeah?
-Come on, girl, go.

The icing on it,
how did you--

Well, Tristan helped

set up some
of the camping stoves.

-Oh, thank you.

And we used that

to warm it up
in the break room.

And then, set up
these secret ingredients,

and voilà.

Num, now it's beginning
to smell like Christmas.

I love that my store
smells like Christmas.

I don't know, guys.

Fruitcake isn't really for me.

Don't knock
until you try it.

Hmm.

The icing on this.

How did you get
the icing on it to--

It tastes
just like Aunt Bev's.

-Really?
-Yeah.

Honestly,
this is the first time

I've made it since--
Well...

Our last date?

Well, I guess
it's suitable then

to have made it
for our first date.

Oh, wow, wow.
Mm!

Okay, I'll try.

-That's so good.
-Mm.

I'm going to serve this

at the employee
Christmas meal every year.

Yes, please.

Okay.

Okay.

This is

amazing!

Right? Yes!

Yep.

Honey glaze
topped with star anise

with a pinch
of orange extract

and a dash
of vanilla extract.

Is that the secret recipe?

That is the secret recipe.

-Shh.

Well, I didn't really
get you anything,

but...

consider this an IOU.

Well, how about
a second date?

Yeah, I'd like that.

Well, since
we're all exchanging gifts,

we have a little
something for you.

Me?

Yes, you.

For you, Tristan.
And Merry Christmas.

Thank you, thank you.

-How?

What is it?

It's a Silvia
Robot Building Kit.

They were all sold out.

-Where did you find this?
-Michelle found it.

It was high up
on a display shelf.

Easily missed.

Wow.

I-- I'm speechless
for the first time tonight.

Aw, please give us

pictures of her smile.

Absolutely.

Well, I do have
one more Christmas gift.

What is that?

-My grant papers.
-Take a look at it, again.

-Uh, what is this?
-I do contracts.

And your grant application
is a contract.

I'm authorized
by the state of New York

to file an affidavit
to a notary injunction

to grant me the power
to memorialize the date.

I don't understand what--

Basically, you got
your documents stamped in.

All you got to do
is mail them in.

-Oh!
-Yeah.

I-- I--

Thank you. I-- I--

-I don't know what to say.
-You're welcome.

[Richie, Angela
exclaim in surprise]

Oh, wow.
The lights are back on.

-Lights are on.
-Yeah!

So we can get
out of here soon.

-Uh, yeah.
-Whoo!

All right, well,
I need to go

just check the refrigerator

and freezer section
really quick

just to make sure everything's
powered on right.

-I'll come with you.
-Okay.

[cell phone ringtone,
"We Wish You a Merry Christmas"]

Is that an alarm?

-I think that's a phone.
-That's my phone.

Wait, do we have service?

Excuse me.

I don't.

No, no, I just--

I don't have service.

I guess I'm the only one
who's got phone service.

Aren't you
going to take that?

No, it's fine.

Tristan, here.
Call your wife.

And when you're done,
let Courtney use the phone.

Thank you, Drew.

Thanks, Drew.

Come on.

You're not
going to call work?

I will, but Coach
and everyone else

needed it more,

besides, I read
some of the messages,

and the client's
moving their schedule forward,

so they're heading out
overseas a few hours.

So, what are you going to do?

I have to
go back today.

My promotion depends on it.

And Aunt Bev?

Well, she doesn't
even know I'm here.

So, I'm just gonna
go back to my place

and figure
this whole thing out.

And our second date?

-Michelle.

Michelle, wait.

It's--

No, it's okay.

I can't expect
you to change your life

because
of some random snowstorm

in a town you barely visit,
I get it.

But I want to try.

You shouldn't
have to force it.

I don't want this
to be who I am.

I mean, here you are,
right in front of me,

but I also have
responsibilities.

Yeah. It's okay.

We made choices then,
we make choices now.

And maybe,
we made the right choices

all those years ago.

That's not
what my heart feels.

We never made
decisions like that before.

So, why start now?

Oh, hey, Drew.

Here, thank you.

I contacted everybody,

and my wife
is contacted, and--

Sorry, I interrupted.

So, are you going
to New York?

Yeah.

[melancholy piano
instrumental playing]

So, I think we'll
be able to go home soon.

What's wrong?

Oh, I'm fine.
Everything's fine.

How's the food?

I mean, thank goodness
for backup generators.

It's Drew, isn't it?

Michelle, do you mind
if I tell you something?

Angela, it's okay.

Whatever you have to say,
Drew has made up his mind,

I've made up my mind,
it's fine.

You don't realize
how special you are.

What do you mean?

What makes you
such a good vet

and a true friend
is your empathy and compassion.

You truly care
about everything,

whether it's four-legged
or two-legged.

But besides that,
you see the good in everyone.

You see our strengths
and you help guide us.

You're the one that helped me
make the transition

from my parents' superstore
into Angela's Super Mart.

And every day,
you give me suggestions

on how to do even better

and to help
serve the community.

Yeah, but, that's what
we're supposed to do.

We're supposed
to help each other.

No,
Michelle, that's what you do.

I think Drew's
feeling the same way I was

when I took over
my parents' store.

Work can be overwhelming.

So, what are you saying?

I'm saying, I don't think

that Drew means
that by connecting to work,

he's disconnecting
from you.

He clearly
cares about you.

I don't think
you should just throw that away

because he has some contracts
to do at Christmas.

He's just--

He's trying to find
the right balance.

[uplifting
instrumental playing]

Yeah.

All right,
when the roads are cleared,

I'll head back
to New York.

Ah, pretty.

-Hey.
-Hmm.

You have a minute?

I don't even know anymore.

You know,
you and Michelle,

you have something
pretty special, you know.

-Yeah, we did.
-No, do.

I see
how you look at each other.

You know,
that kind of feeling,

that doesn't--
that doesn't come every day.

And I-- I think

that there's a reason
that the both of you

were here
when the store closed.

-Christmas magic?
-Mm-mm. No.

You know, the first timeI
met my wife...

I knew right away
that she was the one.

Just felt it right there
in the old heart.

What do you feel, Drew?

I don't know.

Sure you do.

Hey, you knew
back in the day, didn't you?

Well, then you know now.

I think I blew it.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, you will blow it
if you go back to New York.

Son...

You're not gonna
get a third chance.

Think about it.

I have service?

I have service!

The roads are clear.

Now we just
have to wait for them

to plow our parking lot.

Yes!

All right!

Hey.

It's okay.

Will I see you at
the employee Christmas dinner?

Yes, I will
absolutely be there.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

["We Wish You a Merry Christmas"
plays]

All right.

Gotta get that store open here
in a couple of hours.

The system's
not letting me in.

Courtney, why don't you
go home and get some rest?

You're probably
on quadruple overtime

-at this point.
-Thank you, Angela.

Yeah, you're welcome.

So, the store's all swept up
and ready for opening soon.

Thank you.

Oh, what are these?

Can you give this
to Drew for me?

Uh, yeah.
Where are you going?

Oh, I'm going
to the post office

to turn in these
when they open up.

Are you sure
you don't want to wait for him?

Oh, yeah, I told him
I was going to leave.

I just wanted Aunt Bev
to be able to have that.

I'm sure
he's still working anyway.

-Yeah, of course.
-Yeah.

All right,
I'll see you tomorrow.

-See you tomorrow.
-Okay.

Bye.
Take care, Richie.

[melancholy
instrumental playing]

Oh, I think they're actually
plowing the roads.

Well, I guess that's me.

Hey, hey, hey,
the roads are clear.

We're going home!

Where's Michelle?

-Michelle!
-She left.

She wanted to get
the grant papers

to the post office.

I offered to take it,
but she wanted to go herself.

But she gave me this

to give to you
for Aunt Bev.

And she wanted you
to open it now.

I can't believe
she left me the wreath.

Aw.

Now, as I remember,
the post office

is one block down
on the left, right?

Your move, pal.

Hey, wait.

Thanks for the wreath.

Oh, you're welcome.

Merry Christmas.

No, look, listen.

When we were kids,

I thought
I could chase my happiness

and-- and find it
somewhere else...

but that never happened.

The best times
and-- and the happiest times

are right here
in this town with you.

You can't change
your whole life

just because
you had one magical night

stuck in a store with me.

Leaving you all those years ago
was changing.

And coming here
is growing.

We made a decision
over a decade ago

that-- that we thought was
the practical thing.

We thought
it was the smart thing.

-But it wasn't the right thing.

Look, I really have
to get to the post office.

Spend Christmas with me.

-In Manhattan?
-No, here.

With Aunt Bev.

We're just
delaying the inevitable.

Yes, we are.

That's exactly why I just
turned down the partnership.

I don't--
I don't understand.

Do you remember that job

that I told you about
a while ago?

The one practicing family law?

-Yeah.
-Well, I called them,

and they still want me.

What?

Why would you do that?

Because I didn't have
a strong enough reason

to say yes before.

But you worked so hard for
that partnership in New York,

Yes,
and the petless apartment,

and losing
the woman that I love.

I've worked too hard
at not listening to my heart.

And my heart tells me
that I love you.

Wow, this
is some first date.

["Hark, The Herald Angels Sing"
plays]

-Drew!
-Hey, Aunt Bev.

What a great surprise!

I'm here
to set up your lights.

Ooh, wonderful.

-And is that Michelle?
-Yes.

Oh, it's wonderful
to see you,

looking beautiful as always.

Thank you.
So are you.

-Is that Holly?

I helped
deliver her mom's litter.

-Did you adopt her?
-How could I resist?

I was at your clinic yesterday
and saw her.

Your wonderful assistant
helped me out.

Aw.

Well, don't just stand there.

Let's get this Christmas
celebration going.

And we'll have just
enough time to open up presents

before we head over
to Angela's for dinner.

And everyone from the store
will be there, too.

And some new friends we met
along the way.

And we got you a wreath.