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Living precariously through My Week With Marilyn
For my christmas stocking, my first I would add, a very kind and dear friend has given me a bunch of my favorite reading materials which I think rather dull for most people about economics, politics etc. And in that … Continue reading
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Who needs help in “The Help”?
Who needs help in “The help“? “How do you feel raising white children while you leave your child to others?” That w the opening line in the movie “The Help” based on the best seller of the same name. I … Continue reading
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Tagged maid, movie, prejudices, small owner syndrome, The Help
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Say it with “The Language of Flowers”
The Language of Flowers by Vanesa Diffenbaug Did you know that moss stands for maternal love? According to the Victorian dictionary of flowers, that is. Imagine putting a round of moss on the baby’s head before leaving her. That’s what … Continue reading
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Tagged abandonment, adoption, love, Motherhood, reconciliation
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The book that “Never Let Me Go”
What would be the difference should we know we will live till 30 or 80? I’ve read “Never Let Me Know” by Kazuo Ishiguro during my obsessive goal to read Times list of 100 best novels. Recently, I watched the … Continue reading
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Coming Home in “Country Strong”
The famous line ‘home is where the heart is’ has weathered through decades of change. From black and white television to colour, from printed books to digital and from letters to emails and messages on facebook. The significance of ‘home’ … Continue reading
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Tagged coming home, Country strong, Gwyneth Paltrow, home, memories, movie
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Watching “Beginners” at any age.
Beginners directed by Mike Mills “People like us, half them think it will never work out. The other half believe in magic.” Anna (Played by Melenie Laurent) Beginners is a movie directed by Mike Mills about a simple story filled … Continue reading
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Discovering « Midnight Paris » by Woody Allen
There is a saying: yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the “present.” In short, this would be the theme of Woody Allen’s latest movie, “Midnight in Paris“. The … Continue reading
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Watching “Hereafter” by Clint Eastwood
It was Thomas Dylan who said in « Elegy » that, « until I die he will not leave my side. » That probably sums up the theme of death for the living. As we cannot know what another thinks especially one who has … Continue reading
Reading “Reading ‘Lolita’ in Teheran” and “The Shadow of the Wind”
Reading ‘Lolita’ in Teheran by Azar Nafisi The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon (originally written in Spanish) Both books were stories spun around books. The first is a memoir in books, drawing parallels of books to the … Continue reading
Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert
Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman’s Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia Elizabeth Gilbert (Author) Much unlike the author, in fact, I’d say opposite in our background, I read her journey of self discovery with skeptical curiosity. I was weeping … Continue reading
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