Showing posts with label Jane Eyre BBC 1983. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jane Eyre BBC 1983. Show all posts

Friday, August 11, 2017

Something's Coming...

Happy Friday, my friends. The last two days have been more intense than usual. I am taking a creative holiday from Swan of Dreamers to September. Need to regroup and refocus.

Here are a few things before I go:

August 17th is Mae West's birthday.



Treat yourself and watch a Mae Movie. If you never seen any of her of her movies: I suggest She done him wrong and I'm no Angel. You also get to see a very young Cary Grant.

August 21st is the New Moon in Leo and an Solar Eclipse. ☀🌑
Make your new moon wish list.


As the days of Summer begin to wind down, here is my Swoonworthy Romantic Movie List to keep you dreamy and happy.


Jane Eyre (BBC version from 1983 starring Zelah Clarke and Timothy Dalton.)

To end this post, here is the amazing Shirley Bassey singing Something's Coming from West Side Story. Whenever I need a pick me up, or want to draw something good in my life I sing this song.





Have a great August. Stay blessed and safe. See you all right back here in September.







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Sunday, April 5, 2009

Jane Eyre

Is everyone having a wonderful weekend? I do hope so. Have you been doing any found poems? I'll be back with more poetry fun on Monday. This time try poetry working with word pools. If you have no idea what a word pool, come back tomorrow.

I finally brought my own copy of the book Jane Eyre this week. I can't wait to read it again. Now I know if you seen the many version of Jane Eyre movies, you have your favorite. As I stated before, Mine is 1983 BBC version with Zelah Clarke and Timothy Dalton. Close second is the recent one from 2006. My mom prefers the one with Joan Fontaine and Orson Welles. She always goes on and on how handsome Orson was in it.

Here is a true confession for all of you. I did love someone who was similar in personality to Rochester. (No, he didn't have a wife locked up his apartment, thank goodness.) Was I his Jane? Maybe I was for a while..when I read or watch Jane Eyre I think of him. Seriously, Timothy Dalton was quite swoon worthy in this. I still have quite a crush on him even now.



As always, Sweet Dreams to you all.

Wordless Wednesday : Cuteness from Shein