I’m taking the kids back east to visit my parents for summer vacation. They’re really excited! I think the kids are particularly looking forward to seeing grandma and grandpa again. I’m looking forward to a nice, relaxing vacation myself. We’ve visited on Christmas holidays in years past, but this will be our first time on a summer vacation. My family is going to see the Christmas story house from the famous film. I’m also going to have my sister throw me a surprise birthday party!

Christmas Story is an iconic holiday movie that appeals not only to the Christmas crowd, but all crowds. This story revolves around Ralphie and his quest to receive a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas while facing one very persistent department store Santa.

The Christmas story summer vacation is a great opportunity to travel and experience new things. It is also very important to make sure that you are prepared for your journey.

Before leaving, you need to pack all of your belongings into your luggage. Make sure you have everything from clothes, shoes, and toiletries. You should also bring a flashlight or headlamp if you plan on going camping at night.

If you are traveling by plane or train then make sure that your luggage is packed properly so that it does not get damaged during transport. If you are driving then make sure that your vehicle has enough fuel for the trip and that it is in good working order before setting out on the road!

It’s also important to remember that there will be many different types of people at this event so it’s important to be tolerant of those who may be different than yourself!

A Christmas Story Summer Vacation is a 1987 comedy film directed by Bob Clark and based on Jean Shepherd’s semi-fictional anecdotes in his 1966 book In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash. It is the sequel to the 1983 film A Christmas Story, which was based on Shepherd’s other writings. Unlike the first film, this one is not narrated by Jean Shepherd.

The film picks up after Ralphie has grown up a little bit and is facing another summer vacation from school. He’s got an older brother who makes him feel like he doesn’t belong in the family anymore, while his father struggles to make it through another year at work without losing his sanity. His mother and sister are not much help either: they’re obsessed with their looks and don’t seem to care that Ralphie isn’t going to get any attention this summer until he gets himself some glasses or starts wearing them anyway because they’re so cool. But Ralphie can’t wear them because he’ll look like a nerd if he does!

Everybody’s Favorite Christmas Movie Has a Sequel That We Guarantee You’ve Never Heard Of

RED (and green) ALERT! There’s a sequel to A Christmas Story that even the most passionate holiday movie buff probably hasn’t heard of. No, we’re not talking about that extra-cheesy straight-to-DVD abomination A Christmas Story 2 made in 2012 featuring Braeden Lemasters (who we have to admit was a dead-ringer for a teenage Ralphie.) No, this one was called It Runs in the Family, and later My Summer Story, and came out in 1994.

The little-known film was shown on Light TV on Dec. 13, and with the same narrator as A Christmas Story (Jean Shepherd) and characters of the same names and ages (that look nothing like the originals) viewers were like “what the heck is this?” Welp, we have your answers.

Ralphie and The Old Man.

My Summer Story was released wide in theaters in 1994, one decade after the original came out. While it’s actually not a holiday movie, it has the same vibe as the original, especially since it was based on semi-autobiographical stories by Jean Shepherd, out of his memoir In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash. The film opens referring to what happened in A Christmas Story, which is slightly confusing because the characters look totally different from the old ones except The Old Man. Ralphie, however, is played by Macaulay Culkin’s brother Keiran Culkin, which is cool, and the original Miss Shields, Tedde Moore, reprises her original role.

So let’s talk about the film itself, shall we? While it takes a few minutes to get over the fact that the characters are different people, they all do a great job of taking on the same personalities. Plus, any Christmas Story superfan will get a kick out of the return of the Bumpuses, Scut Farkas, Schwartz, and Flick. Instead of obsessing over a Red Rider BB Gun, Ralphie just wants a top that can beat the new bully’s in a game, and learns a lot of great lessons along the way.