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To: vladimir998

I’ve been trying to find a commercial that I only saw a couple of times a few years ago. It featured an older woman, on the porch of a log or post-and-beam house, waiting for the family to come for the Holidays. She had grey hair braided an interesting way, and I think it was a snowy scene.

At first I thought it was Folger’s, but I don’t think so. Does anyone remember it? I think it was very obscure, and didn’t run much...(May have been a Thanksgiving, not a Christmas, ad.)

My TV commercial memories are of the Santa sleigh-riding on the shaver; and I like the polar-bear Coca Cola commericals.

-JT


9 posted on 12/24/2014 1:18:15 PM PST by Jamestown1630 ("A Republic, if you can keep it.")
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To: Jamestown1630

I don’t remember the commercial you’re describing, unfortunately. But I am a sucker for those polar bears.


11 posted on 12/24/2014 1:30:21 PM PST by CatherineofAragon ((Support Christian white males---the architects of the jewel known as Western Civilization.))
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To: Jamestown1630

I don’t think I know the commercial you’re looking for, but I know someone here at FR probably does!

I once asked - it took several times - for help finding a movie from the 1970s. All I could offer was the most bare bones description. I didn’t know the title, the actors, or the director. All I knew was part of the plot and one scene. After about three tries someone here came up with the title. Blew me away.

Post a vanity thread asking for help. You might have to do it more than once, but someone here probably knows the commercial you’re looking for.


12 posted on 12/24/2014 1:46:30 PM PST by vladimir998
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