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It’s Like “Northern Exposure” but Without the Humour
Virgin River We starting binge-watching this series on Netflix last night. Almost immediately I got the “Northern Exposure” vibe. But, to be honest, this one is more like a Hallmark movie. The mountains in the background weren’t fooling me: the … Continue reading
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Tagged British Columbia, Canada, healing, Hollywood, loss, love, Netflix, relationship issues, relationships, television
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The Title is Misleading: It’s the Girl Who’s Lost
The Lost Husband (2020) A quietly satisfying film, this one was on Netflix last night. After the sudden death of her husband, Libby is forced to move in with her hypercritical mother. Out of the blue, her estranged Aunt Jean … Continue reading
Posted in reviews, spirituality
Tagged farming, films, life after death, loss, love, regret, romance, seances, small town America, spiritualism, Texas
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A Little Lost Glove on the Pavement
Putting Away Childhood Things As far as images go, this one of the lost glove seemed to touch a nerve with me this morning, when I came across it while walking one of our dogs. By itself, it has no … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, death, insights, loss, memories, photography, possessions
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