[from my LDS blog today]
Day 111
-observing interactions and relationships which help me reflect upon and learn from my own
-simplicity in life and knowing what is worthy and worthwhile
-honest, true values shown to be important and worth having
-happiness in marriage portrayed to be important, worth having, and possible
-observing a good example of a strong, happy marriage at work
-spending a lengthy amount of time with people who soon feel as if they're friends--even if they're fictional people
-enjoyable laughter of all kinds
-quotes worthy of application and memorization
-period dramas
Yes--I have been enjoying all of these in the form of Lark Rise to Candleford--my latest period obsession.
(And if you're familiar with the series, you'll know how hilarious and pertinent the post title is.)
5 comments:
Oooo! Another period piece!! Do they bump hands over a bowl while washing up? ;) I will have to look for this "Lark Rise to Candleford". Have you seen "Cranford" or "Little Dorrit"? I watched most of both of them on PBS before I came back to Philmont and enjoyed them tremendously. I think you would, too!
Oh, yes! I've seen both within the last 6 months, as well as "Return to Cranford." Delightful!!!
"RETURN to Cranford"?! There is such a thing?! Oh no! How can I see it? I'm going to die. By the way my dear, did you know I've been to the site of Jane's school as a girl in Reading? and to her memorial in Westminster Abbey? Would you like me to send your pictures when I'm there again this summer?
I would love for you to send those pictures!! Thank you so much!
Here is info. on Cranford's sequel: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/cranford2/index.html
P.S. I have a surprise for you on my blog: http://jestkeptsecret.blogspot.com/2010/04/surprises-as-promised_30.html
:)
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