The message is illogical. A holiday isn’t a flashlight. Why must we “hope” anything, anyway?
Maker: Hallmark
Date: Unknown
Original Price: $4.49
Saturday, October 24, 2020
Shadows and Light
It’s nice that in an age of impressive holographic effects (see Oct. 23), there’s still room for something as “analog” as a shadow box.
There’s more here than at first meets the eye—a jack-o-lantern and cemetery, for instance (just visible to the right of the tree). There’s even a keyhole in the gate. 
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