My mom and I have watched The Christmas Cottage since it came out in 2008, and with the help of Netflix, I was happy to share it with Noah last night. It is based on the life of Thomas Kinkade, who we all know as a famous artist. Thomas and his younger brother return home from college for the holidays to find their mom swimming in bills and a broken house. While working to save their family's cottage, Thomas spends time with his mentor, a famous artist. Without giving too much away, let me say that this is a sweet movie, which left us in tears at the end in a good way. The famous artist is attempting to leave the world with a painting of his wife so that she can be remembered by all. He finally realizes that he is only painting the pain that is caused by his longing to be with her, and that she should be remember through light. Glen, "I have been trying to paint my sorrow, to show a bleakness of a world without Nicole, but then you came with...