Mother took me to Carnforth Station, used as the setting for the 1945 classic 'Brief Encounter'. Probably my most favouritest film ever, even ahead of 'Gone With the Wind'. Lead actress Celia Johnson has the saddest eyes ever seen, as she recounts her tale of infidelity, guilt, and the violence of fleeting and unconsummated passions. If you haven't seen it you must. Pure cinematic heartbreak.
A reminder that -'this misery can't last'. And won't last.
Plus we took tea at Betty's and I stocked up on bathing goodies at Emma's Apothecary, Skipton http://www.emmasapothecary.co.uk/
How fabulous we Emma's are :-)
Am starting to learn about CBT, and am realising that I need to overcome my intense fear of relaxing.
Oh, and I've begun to realise that the best nights out are sans alcohol. And that friends understand when I need them to.
(also finished my trinket box)
Stay Strange x
Hi Emma
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog via Folksy and I think its lovely.
Kerry x
mmm yum Emma, have never been to Bettys but have HEARD about it...and enjoy your bathing goodies...
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aw, thanks guys :-)
ReplyDeletelike the box :o)
ReplyDeleteLike your box :-p
ReplyDeletei hope u cant see my box!
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