Lindsay FonsecaGuestDaraHostNow, let's electric slide into The Magic of Lemon Drops, because I've been trying to just hold it in.
But this is literally one of my favorite movies of all time.
And this was the year where it was just like, I felt like Hallmark movies were speaking to me.
And I'm just like, God, what's going on? Because I'm a very big, I love alternate reality storylines and plotlines.
And I wrote a, I wrote a, I remember doing a creative writing assignment.
I was an English major and because I love, I've loved those plot lines since I was eight years old.
And I was like, okay, let me try to do what would be perceived as an alternate reality, but make it like natural circumstances happening.
Right.
Like not too
Right.
So it's like, she, she just happens to land this job because she did good in an interview.
And then she ends up in, this circle of people that she's now like schmoozing with these elite people.
And then now she has the money she needs to get the apartment that she needs to get the clothes that she wants to get the, you know, some like, it's almost like a domino effect in a way, but not too magical.
But let me tell you, I love the magic of lemon drops.
I loved it so much.
It made me get the book and read the book because I didn't even.
Cute.
I didn't even know about the book.
The book, yes.
And Tracy Andreen has become one of, if I know she's attached to a project, I'm automatically watching it because what she did after I read the book, seeing what she did with the movie.
Now, let's electric slide into The Magic of Lemon Drops, because I've been trying to just hold it in.
But this is literally one of my favorite movies of all time.
And this was the year where it was just like, I felt like Hallmark movies were speaking to me.
And I'm just like, God, what's going on? Because I'm a very big, I love alternate reality storylines and plotlines.
And I wrote a, I wrote a, I remember doing a creative writing assignment.
I was an English major and because I love, I've loved those plot lines since I was eight years old.
And I was like, okay, let me try to do what would be perceived as an alternate reality, but make it like natural circumstances happening.
Right.
Like not too
Right.
So it's like, she, she just happens to land this job because she did good in an interview.
And then she ends up in, this circle of people that she's now like schmoozing with these elite people.
And then now she has the money she needs to get the apartment that she needs to get the clothes that she wants to get the, you know, some like, it's almost like a domino effect in a way, but not too magical.
But let me tell you, I love the magic of lemon drops.
I loved it so much.
It made me get the book and read the book because I didn't even.
Cute.
I didn't even know about the book.
The book, yes.
And Tracy Andreen has become one of, if I know she's attached to a project, I'm automatically watching it because what she did after I read the book, seeing what she did with the movie.
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