A young couple return for Christmas, after a 12 year absence, to the woman\\\'s hometown of Runyanville, OH (I looked it up on Mapquest and no such town exists). Her parents are excited to see them but the young couple are involved in a car crash which leads them on an adventure.

Caution, story spoiler ahead: This play adds a holiday flair to a classic tale of despair - trapped in a ghost town diorama. The acting and writing are excellent, if a bit predictable, and offer perfect examples of why we loved the RMT plays. I especially liked the fact the Mrs. McGinnis threw me off as a character that made me question the diorama concept and I also liked the tie to the green logs. I\\\'ll definitely play this story for my kids next Christmas as their grandmother has a snow village comprised of about 150 different ceramic pieces that take an entire room to display. The kids will love it! Now, two quick questions: Why did the author allow a phone to be used with strange results and why did Mrs. McGinnis disappear from the scenes?

Finally, I have to wonder, and I\\\'ll pose this question to the reviewers .  How would this story be wrtitten if the characters had the use of modern technology such as handheld GPS devices, two-way pagers and/or cell phones?