The plot was okay, but the financial stress didn't ring true and prevented me from enjoying this. Our heroine was left in a financial bind by her husband, and her home is about to be foreclosed. Her love interest is the manager at the bank in charge of her loan. He has become a bit disillusioned by his job, but pushes forward with the status quo. She meets his dog at her vet shop and romance blooms.
She retrieves some blessing bracelets she made years ago that has an optimistic spiritual aspect and it might become a solution to her money problems. Yet throughout the movie, multiple solutions present themselves and she is too proud to accept. How does she know that these are not blessings?
I thought it was a sweet movie, just unrealistic. Accepting funds for her child shouldn't be considered a lack of faith. Supposedly financially strapped people in large, beautiful houses, considering getting pets and turning down offers of help. I thought they got concepts of faith muddled for the sake of a storyline.
She retrieves some blessing bracelets she made years ago that has an optimistic spiritual aspect and it might become a solution to her money problems. Yet throughout the movie, multiple solutions present themselves and she is too proud to accept. How does she know that these are not blessings?
I thought it was a sweet movie, just unrealistic. Accepting funds for her child shouldn't be considered a lack of faith. Supposedly financially strapped people in large, beautiful houses, considering getting pets and turning down offers of help. I thought they got concepts of faith muddled for the sake of a storyline.