“Me, either,” Sean said, and Les gave a derisive snort. Sean continued as if he hadn’t heard Les. “Two days ago if anyone had told me that my most desired gift would be something as simple as a shower and a shave, I’d have thought they were crazy.” “Twon’t hurt you none to go without a bath for a day or two,” Les said, frowning at Sean, before he turned away. “I think you’ve got a good idea, Quinn.” He looked around the church fondly. “It’s been a long time since Christmas carols have been sung inside these walls. I kinda think the old church would welcome a Christmas Eve service.” With a shrewd glance from Sean to Les, Allen said, “Except for gifts and such, I don’t know much about celebrating Christmas. However, I’ve learned a lot about human nature in my thirty-five years. If we sit around worrying about being cold, needing a bath, and being afraid we’ll run out of food and fuel, we’re going to get on each other’s nerves. We’d better do something.”
What do You think about Christmas In The Air (2005)?
