Wonderings on Shoulders and Cracks
Hellllloooooooooo
Sorry for the gap in posting, unfortunately I’ve developed what the doctors think might be a frozen shoulder, which I’m hoping isn’t as it takes far too long to get better and I don’t fancy any of that malarky, far too many things to be getting on with. Any way it means that I’m having to take a little bit of break from all things creative, just so that I’m not spending to long hunched over desks or sat at computers (which I have to do during the day while I’m at work). I was hoping to give you a little sneaky peak into some of the wedding preparations but I’ll have to save that now, hopefully for next week.
When I returned from the Doctors on Monday with an armful of strong painkillers and instructions to rest on the sofa incase they made me feel funny (well more funny than usual) it was an ideal time to settle down and watch a dvd. My film of choice was one I’d been wanting to watch for a while. Cracks starring Eva Green is set in a 1930s private school, it’s a story of obsession and it shows how jealousy and maniuplation can make girls really mean, in fact it did remind me a tiny bit of Lord of the Flies for girls. Although some bits really were a little unsettling I really enjoyed it and the costumes are just divine, so many outfits I’d love to have in my wardrobe.
Like this one. I love the dress, with red hat and flowing coat.
This scene where the girls have a midnight party is wonderful, with flowers in their hair and decorating the room.
Oh and this room, I just want to move in straight away, full of treasures and artifacts, it's so wonderful.
Oh and because of the changes to Blogger I've added the Linky friends thing for anybody who would like to follow my wonderings but doesn't have Blogger.
PS Eek I just realised I've missed my French lesson, I thought it was at 11 but turns out it was at 10 this week. Whoops!
Wowsa haven't I gone on, I think Ramblings would be better than Wonderings for this post, I blame the painkillers. ;-)
Bon Week-end Mes Petits Amis
Comments
i'm going to watch this movie poste haste! it looks so beautiful.
sophie
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Victoria
Have a beautiful day,
Joanna
As for Lord of the Flies, Golding said his original inspiration was a night his wife asked him to put the boys to bed. Apparently the ensuing rampant anarchy lead him to a 'what if' moment.
Thank you for your sweet comment over on my blog! If you find any alterable toys, please let us see what you make of them?
And yes, I really hope it's not a frozen shoulder, too.