Instead of doing anything I had planned on doing I sat in the (luckily) sunny garden with Cecil. My knee was too painful to move much so I had to just stop and read. When I was at my mother's house the other day I saw in my old room an old favourite book, When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit by Judith Kerr. I hadn't picked it up in a long time and it was a lovely little read. It made me want to read/watch The Secret Garden and A Little Princess and I thought about how strange it would be to wake up as a child with the memories of life up until now... I'm kinda glad I am not a child in this day and age! I think I was born in the wrong era as it is!
Oh how amazing would it be if Doctor Who was real and he gave you the chance to go anywhere in space or time! Would you re-visit something in your lifetime or a time from way back!? Or would you visit another planet? I'd be hard pushed to choose! I mean dinosaurs or the 1930's? A Whole new solar system and planets or our planet when the forests and jungles were at their pinnacle? There is always the future too I guess but the past seems so attractive to me despite all of the hard times... I will leave it with a picture of the pretty Amy from the Van Gogh Doctor Who episode...
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Oh how amazing would it be if Doctor Who was real and he gave you the chance to go anywhere in space or time! Would you re-visit something in your lifetime or a time from way back!? Or would you visit another planet? I'd be hard pushed to choose! I mean dinosaurs or the 1930's? A Whole new solar system and planets or our planet when the forests and jungles were at their pinnacle? There is always the future too I guess but the past seems so attractive to me despite all of the hard times... I will leave it with a picture of the pretty Amy from the Van Gogh Doctor Who episode...
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I LOVED the secret garden and a little princess! I need to watch them again! I remember how magical they both were, might have known you'd be in love with them too!
ReplyDeleteHope your knee pain gets better quick, I was sorry to hear you are on a never ending waiting list! x
Oh and I have been meaning to send you an email regarding those sweet embroidery pillows! Will do! x
ReplyDeleteThanks Trudy! It sure feels never ending! Oh, those pillows! Yes, don't worry I won't put the pink ones up for sale, they are yours if you want them! No rush! ;) x
ReplyDeleteI love the Secret Garden film (I do read hah) I would definitely go back to the 1940s and do some serious shopping!
ReplyDeleteYour post's are always so lovely! That illustation is beautiful. I love the secret garden and was thinking recently that I want to re- read it and then re-watch the film. I know what you mean about being a chid in this day and age... the thought scares me! But then again I think I was definitley born in the wrong era too. I hope your knee feels better soon xx
ReplyDeleteI hope you knee's sorted soon. I adore the secret garden, that reminds me, I need to read matilda. x hivenn
ReplyDeleteI adore the secret garden, such a magical little book... and your pictures are absolutely amazing. Such lovely images, love the vintage feel and your beautiful clothes. Hope your knee starts feeling better, enjoy the rest. And you can count me in as your newest reader too. xx veronika
ReplyDeleteI loved the Secret Garden too, wished so much it could be true! x
ReplyDeleteLove the Secret Garden too - I grew up with the film and still love it today. Hitler Store Pink Rabbit is such an amazing book too!
ReplyDeleteJust stumbled over your blog and its lush! x