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So I have some vague memories about this movie I saw constantly one year during the holidays. It’s a Christmas movie where some guy goes home to be with his dysfunctional family over the holidays. I think he works for a radio station or something and he has only sisters. One of his sisters in particular screamed a lot (I think the actress was a red head I’m not totally sure I’m right about this) and at some point in the film she gets locked out of the house, in the snow, when everybody goes bowling. I remember her trying to climb the windows or scale the house or something to get back in.

It has a lot of the common Christmas movie tropes and the guy ends up falling for some high school crush he runs into when he’s home. I’m not sure how helpful these vague memories are but I’d be happy to watch it again if anyone can figure out what it is!

EDIT: it’s definitely around 2000-2010 comedy.

Around 2015-2018 I acquired a book of poetry. I have no recollection of how, but I remember one scenario and a specific line from one of the poems in the book.

It was about a man who was cliff diving and reminiscing on an interaction with a woman he loved or liked and as he was diving into the water he said “sacré fucking bleu!”

Now I know that this is just about nothing in the grand scheme of details to remember, but it’s the most significant thing I can recall from the book for some reason.

I know the book itself is deep red and has an illustrated jacket covering just the bottom half of it, with images of birds and a fox I think. I remember branches in the illustration as well. I remember it was in English and had a very random and modern tone and some illustrations inside that were also of birds I believe. The illustrations inside were a bit renaissance like.

The title has been bugging me of course, but I think it was something like Suite 104 or Room 503 or some reference to a hotel/ motel and a series of three numbers. Otherwise I’ve got just about nothing. No memory of who wrote it, but I want to say it was a man, and no memory of who published it. All I know is, it was a cool read and I’d love to find it again if any of this somehow rings a bell to anyone!

Around 2015-2018 I acquired a book of poetry. I have no recollection of how, but I remember one scenario and a specific line from one of the poems in the book.

It was about a man who was cliff diving and reminiscing on an interaction with a woman he loved or liked and as he was diving into the water he said “sacré fucking bleu!”

Now I know that this is just about nothing in the grand scheme of details to remember, but it’s the most significant thing I can recall from the book for some reason.

I know the book itself is deep red and has an illustrated jacket covering just the bottom half of it, with images of birds and a fox I think. I remember branches in the illustration as well. I remember it was in English and had a very random and modern tone and some illustrations inside that were also of birds I believe. The illustrations inside were a bit renaissance like.

The title has been bugging me of course, but I think it was something like Suite 104 or Room 503 or some reference to a hotel/ motel and a series of three numbers. Otherwise I’ve got just about nothing. No memory of who wrote it, but I want to say it was a man, and no memory of who published it. All I know is, it was a cool read and I’d love to find it again if any of this somehow rings a bell to anyone!